Almost the entire moon will disappear this week: Here’s when to look up

A partial lunar eclipse is scheduled to occur this week, resulting in 96.3% of the moon being shadowed at its peak. This astronomical event will be visible to observers across the Americas, as well as in western Europe and western Africa. The phenomenon will cause almost the entire moon to disappear from view during the peak of the eclipse, providing a significant viewing opportunity for people located within these specific geographic regions across the globe.