Stargazers in the Eastern Hemisphere will get the chance to watch the moon flush red during a total lunar eclipse Sunday night or Monday morning.

On Sept. 7 at 2:09 p.m. ET, skywatchers were treated to a rare blood moon total lunar eclipse, visible to an estimated 5.8 billion people — across Antarctica, Australia, Asia, the western Pacific Ocea...

Since the best views of the blood moon were in other parts of the world — remember it was visible in the U.S. in March, we’ll rely on awesome photos from Europe and Asia.