Tonight is the first lunar eclipse of 2022; check out time

 The Moon will pass into the Earth's shadow today (May 15), resulting in a nighttime complete lunar eclipse. It will be the first Blood Moon of 2022, which occurs when light filtered by the Earth's atmosphere causes the Moon to turn red. 

The moon of the night of May 15 has been designated as a Super Moon by eclipse scientist Fred Espenak.

This is the name given to the point in the month when the Moon is nearest to Earth. This suggests that the May 15th moon will be a Super Blood Moon eclipse. 

This triple whammy of fantastic lunar phenomena should make for some spectacular viewing, so if you can, try to get a look of it.

According to Time and Date, the partial phase of the eclipse will begin at 3:27 a.m. on May 16, followed by the full eclipse at 4:29 a.m.

The Blood Moon's red hue is predicted to be visible starting at 4:11 a.m.  

The maximum eclipse is expected to happen roughly 40 minutes later, at 5:11 a.m. The unique event is projected to end at 5:53 a.m., so those who are committed to watching it all the way through are in for a long night.

However, if you live in London, you'll be disappointed to learn that the maximum eclipse will occur after the Moon has gone below the horizon.

Don't worry, though; much of the eclipse's build-up and final stages should be visible — weather allowing – and you have other possibilities as well.  

In 2022, the first lunar eclipse will occur on May 15 or 16, depending on your time zone.

Source: Adomoline.com  # 2022, Lunar eclipse 

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