Lunar Eclipse
Hong Kong astronomy enthusiasts can view a “blood moon” lunar eclipse with the naked eye from select city locations on the evening of March 3, weather permitting. The event begins at 6.22pm local time before moonrise and ends at 10.25pm, according to the Hong Kong Observatory.
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A partial lunar eclipse, appearing as a blood-red moon, was visible across Asia and Africa on September 7, 2025. The event coincided with increased solar activity. Skywatchers observed the phenomenon during the night.