What makes August full moon so rare? Lunar eclipse turns moon blood red

A rare blood moon lunar eclipse will be visible across the entire United States at the end of August. This celestial event occurs when the full moon passes through Earth's shadow, causing the lunar surface to turn a distinct shade of red. Observers can witness the phenomenon at its maximum visibility during this period, marking a unique astronomical occurrence that transforms the moon's appearance into a spooky red hue for viewers throughout the country.