Skygazers across the UK – and in other parts of the world – are looking up to catch the astronomical spectacle.

Due to the moon's tilted orbit around Earth, they tend to come in pairs: a total lunar eclipse turned the moon red mid-March.

And don’t try to look at the eclipse through an unprotected camera, binoculars or telescope ... as possible,” as Jamie Carter writes for Live Science. What is a rare “double sunrise ...

For high-quality eclipse photos, fine-tuning camera ... Live Updates: A celestial event awaits Skywatchers will witness a spectacular partial solar eclipse today. This event follows a total lunar ...

The eclipse will be visible and peak at different times depending on the location in the U.S. It follows the rare total lunar eclipse ... at the sun through a camera lens, telescope, binoculars ...

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The eclipse will end at 12.00pm. Some lucky sky watchers in the UK will be able to see up to half of the Sun's disc covered by the Moon. The further northwest you live, the more of the Sun will be ...

How much of the Sun will be covered where I live ... says to view the eclipse through a pair of solar eclipse glasses (not sunglasses!) or through a pinhole camera. READ MORE: Solar Eclipse ...

If you want to know when the next solar eclipse will occur and where you can see it, check out our when is the next solar eclipse guide and our solar eclipse live ... known as a lunar node.