India, March 13 -- For the first time in several years, the region is set to experience its first 'Blood Moon' total lunar eclipse of the year, and skywatchers across North America - and beyond - have something to look forward to. This celestial event is a rare sight, as the moon will appear as a strange deep shade of red, appearing in all its glory.

So, are you a night owl or an early riser? Then don't miss this stunning natural show.

It will be visible to people in the lower 48 states and the greater Americas.

The total lunar eclipse will occur late Thursday night-March 13 into early Friday morning-March 14. This lunar eclipse will be visible to anyone in the Western Hemisphere - with the exception of people obscured from view by clo...