Blood Moon Eclipse Caught in South East England | Manchester News

A stunning 93% lunar eclipse turned the Moon blood-red as Earth’s shadow swallowed most of it—perfectly timed for early Friday morning, but weather stole the show for many. Southern and eastern England had the best view before clouds rolled in, while northerners faced cloudy skies. The eerie red glow? Caused by sunlight bending through Earth’s atmosphere. Unlike solar eclipses, this one was safe to watch naked-eye. It began at 2:23 AM, peaked at 5:12 AM, and ended around 6:51 AM—though some saw it dip below the horizon. Cosmic spectacle, earthly obstacles.

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