August's 'Blood Moon' Will Have A Partial Eclipse – Where To See It In The UK

It’s been a great month for stargazers.

What a month it’s been for stargazers. Earlier in August, we had an impressive partial solar eclipse, followed by one of the most active nights of the days-long Perseid meteor shower.

And in the wee hours of Friday, 28 August, we’re set to see yet another partial eclipse in parts of the UK – only this time, it’s a lunar kind.

The “sturgeon moon” will appear to have a pinkish glow before the lunar event, too.

What is a “sturgeon moon”?

That’s just the nickname given to August’s full moon. It’s so called because the fish’s populations thrive around this time of year in........

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