On 14 March 2025, a partial lunar eclipse will grace the UK skies, starting at 3:57am GMT. This rare ‘blood moon’ will display a reddish hue from atmospheric scattering. While a total eclipse is visible in the Americas, the UK will see only the partial phase due to moonset.
On March 14, 2025, the UK will get a glimpse of a partial lunar eclipse, with the moon donning a reddish hue in the early morning hours. While full totality graces the Americas, UK stargazers can catch the celestial show from 3:57 am to 6:19 am GMT. Optimal viewing will be from western parts of the UK, and no special gear is needed to enjoy this natural spectacle.
