How to Spot the Copper Lunar Eclipse in the US This Week
A deep partial lunar eclipse will turn the full Sturgeon Moon a rusty red hue across the US on August 27, 2026. Here is what to know.
The Copper Lunar Eclipse will occur this week, offering a striking copper-red hue to the full Sturgeon Moon visible across North and South America, along with parts of Europe and western Africa. This event marks the first lunar eclipse visible from the region since September 2024 and will span a total of 5 hours and 38 minutes, with the darkest phase lasting 3 hours and 18 minutes.
To observe the eclipse, which requires no protective eyewear, stargazers can simply head to an open area with clear skies, as binoculars, small telescopes, or camera lenses can enhance the viewing experience.
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