Blood Moon Alert: March 3, 2026, Witness the Only Total Lunar Eclipse Until 2028

• Mark March 3, 2026, for a rare celestial event: the only total lunar eclipse, or 'Blood Moon', until 2028.
• A Blood Moon occurs when Earth is between the Sun and Moon, causing red light to scatter through Earth's atmosphere onto the Moon, making it appear deep red or orange.
• The eclipse will last 5 hours and 39 minutes, with totality for 58 minutes (11:04 UTC to 12:02 UTC); maximum eclipse at 11:33 UTC.
• Visible across Asia, Australia, North America, the Pacific Ocean, and other regions, potentially seen by 2.5 billion people.
• In India, only a partial or final phase of the red moon will be visible at moonrise (around 6:26 PM IST), with eastern India having a better chance; no special equipment needed.