lunar eclipse

If eclipses are your thing, then you don't need to wait very long for the next one.

If Mother Nature decides to cooperate, we may be treated to a total lunar eclipse Sunday night here in Western New York.

Something that hadn't happened since 1982 took place Sunday night. If you missed it, prepare to be awed.

These are pretty sweet. It's interesting to see the pictures from around the world of the exact same thing and the view we each get from different cities. The moon appeared larger than normal because the moon was just 59 minutes past its closest approach to Earth in 2015 at mid-eclipse, sometimes called a supermoon...

Sunday evening, despite some possible clouds rolling in, keep an eye to the sky. Not only is it a "supermoon", but it will be immediately followed by a full lunar eclipse. It only happens once every 30 years. So what exactly is a supermoon...

This hasn't happened in 32 years, and won't happen again for another 18 years. We're talking about Sunday's "Supermoon" when a total lunar eclipse will light up the sky.

It's the 2nd and final lunar eclipse of 2014...but what exactly IS a "blood moon"? In the simplest terms we could find (from USA Today) The moon will appear a coppery red, so it's been called a "blood" moon. It'll look red because of all the sunsets and sunrises from the Earth that will reflect onto the lunar surface...