In Photos: Stunning views of the rare Pi Day "Blood Moon" Lunar Eclipse
Stunning photos capture the Pi Day Total Lunar Eclipse across Canada and US.
The Pi Day Total Lunar Eclipse graced the skies overnight, offering a spectacular sight to sky watch across Canada and North America.
This rare celestial event, occurring on March 14, 2025, Pi Day, is a coincidence that happens once every 300 to 400 years, also making it the first total lunar eclipse in nearly two years.
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While some regions faced cloudy night skies, many lucky stargazers were treated to a stunning “Blood Moon” as the Earth’s shadow turned the Moon a deep red.
Here are some of the best photos captured all around North America!
Sightings around Canada
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Sightings around the USA
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Missed the blood moon? Good news, you won't have to wait that long! The next total eclipse in Canada is set to occur next March 3, 2026!
Thumbnail image courtesy of George Desipris