The worm moon will arrive on March 14, 2025, according to NASA. The full moon "will appear full for about three days around this time, from Wednesday evening into Saturday morning," the agency states.

The full moon reaches peak illumination at 2:55 a.m. ET on Friday, March 14. The total lunar eclipse will make the moon appear red on Thursday, March 13 into the following day, depending on the ...

Total lunar eclipses always occur during the full moon, and in this case, it’s during March’s worm moon. The moon will be at its fullest at 2:55 a.m. ET on Friday morning, but it will appear ...

The March 2025 full moon will be extra dramatic. Thanks to a total lunar eclipse, it will also be a Blood Moon. Here's what time you can see it.

March’s full moon will be here soon, and it’s a sight you don’t want to miss because it will also be a total lunar eclipse. Here’s everything you need to know about the sky event.

When is full moon in March? The worm moon will be visible on Thursday evening, March 13 with peak illumination by 2:55 a.m. on Friday, March 14. Moon phases for March 2025: 🌓 First quarter: March 6 ...

On the night of March 13, a total lunar eclipse will occur during the March full moon, giving way to a spectacular view of the blood moon across North America. But there's more.

The March full moon, also called the Worm Moon, is coming up soon, and if you're willing to stay up late you'll be able to see the only lunar eclipse visible in the United State this year.

The Full Moon in March 2025, also known as the Worm Moon, will be a powerful celestial event. This full moon will illuminate the night sky, bringing shifts in emotions, heightened intuition, and ...

This month is a humdinger of a Full Moon, taking place on the 14th March.Not only is it the first Lunar Eclipse of 2025 (eclipses supersize the Full Moon’s luminary powers and add unpredictable ...

Rising during the wee hours of March 14 (or late-night on March 13, for those on the West Coast), this full moon ushers in the year’s first eclipse season, as it’s followed by a solar eclipse ...