A rare Blood Moon eclipse played out last night, peaking in the middle of night. If you opted not to stay up, or want another look, we have you covered.

On Sept. 7–8, 2025, the full “Corn Moon” will become the year’s second “blood moon” — this time for 82 minutes — but this time, it will be best visible from Asia, with Europe ...

While the main "blood moon" phase ends at 3:31 a.m. ET, the partial phase will continue until 4:47 a.m., which is the last time you will be able to notice any darkening of the moon.