How to watch the 'Blood Wolf Moon' eclipse tonight
The 'Blood Moon' eclipse should last almost for an hour. It's completely safe to look at the eclipse and there's no need for special equipment as it does not hurt your eyes.
On the evening of January 20th, the only lunar eclipse of 2019 will light up the night sky across North and South America, parts of Europe, Africa, and Asia will be able to see it too.
It's named is "Blood Wolf Moon" because of the particular reddish color of the moon and surely you want to prepare yourself to enjoy this very unusual event.
NASA says that the edge of the Moon will begin to enter the Earth’s penumbra at 21:39 p.m. ET. For the next 57 minutes, the Moon will dim as it travels through the penumbra. It will reach different stages from 22:33 p.m. ET to 11:41 p.m. ET, but the eclipse will truly begin at 00:12 a.m.
The Blood Wolf Moon eclipse should last almost for an hour, there's no need for special equipment as it's completely safe to look at it. Just enjoy!