lunar eclipse

A special night of watching the sky awaits you!

It doesn’t seem like it has been eleven years since we all donned protective eclipse glasses and watched day turn into night. That was quite an event. If you live in parts of the Pacific Northwest, you’re in for more astronomical treats this month.

Sunday's Super Flower Blood Moon will be seen thanks to a total lunar eclipse.

Okay moon watchers and night owls, tonight you definitely need to look up. A total lunar eclipse arrives just after midnight on April 15, or at 1:20 a.m. on the East Coast.