Just wondering if anyone's been watching?
"It is worth staying up late tonight because the only penumbral lunar eclipse of the year is set to reach its peak just before midnight.
The phenomenon is caused when a full moon passes through the outer edges of the Earth's shadow.
It will only be a partial one but it is expected to create a colourful sky for a few hours, with a slightly red dimming of a normally bright moon.
The eclipse is expected to begin at 10:50pm and last until after midnight. Watch it LIVE here.
Visibility will be patchy throughout with London, the Midlands and Yorkshire getting the clearest views in the UK.
Those in Europe, Africa, the Middle East, and parts of western Asia will get the best show because it will be darkest there at the peak time.
It is worth setting aside some time because the next lunar eclipse isn't expected until April next year - but that will be a total eclipse."
"It is worth staying up late tonight because the only penumbral lunar eclipse of the year is set to reach its peak just before midnight.
The phenomenon is caused when a full moon passes through the outer edges of the Earth's shadow.
It will only be a partial one but it is expected to create a colourful sky for a few hours, with a slightly red dimming of a normally bright moon.
The eclipse is expected to begin at 10:50pm and last until after midnight. Watch it LIVE here.
Visibility will be patchy throughout with London, the Midlands and Yorkshire getting the clearest views in the UK.
Those in Europe, Africa, the Middle East, and parts of western Asia will get the best show because it will be darkest there at the peak time.
It is worth setting aside some time because the next lunar eclipse isn't expected until April next year - but that will be a total eclipse."
