Celestial bodies will put on a show in August. There will be both a lunar eclipse and a solar eclipse, and they're both very different. Here's how.

A total lunar eclipse will create a striking “blood moon” early Tuesday morning, March 3, as the moon turns shades of red and orange. If weather conditions allow, the eclipse can be seen from Florida.

One month to go until the moon turns red during a deep partial lunar eclipse. Here's everything you need to know about August ...

You must have eye protection to view it.” But hang on, because we do have an eclipse of our own late in August — the deep ...