partial lunar eclipse will be visible right across parts of the Americas, Asia and the Pacific tonight.

From about 10.15pm, the full moon will start to move into the earth’s shadow. Around 11.40pm, it will be at its furtherest point inside the shadow. The whole process will end at around 1am Sunday.

Stardome Observatory astronomer Grant Christie says any cloud tonight may not be a problem, as long as it is not too thick, as the full moon is quite bright. He says the entire Western Pacific will have a good view, as the moon will be high in the sky during mid-eclipse.
 

– NEWSTALK ZB