A total lunar eclipse takes place when the Earth comes between the sun and the moon and covers the moon with its shadow. When this happens, the moon can turn red, earning it the nickname of blood moon.

If you look to the skies tonight you should be able to see a partial lunar eclipse.

Three celestial events will coincide in our skies tonight, putting on a spectacular display for stargazers.

Mark your calendar and dust of the telescope because there is some epic lunar activity expected next Monday, September 28.