March 3, 2026
Blood Moon Tonight - March 03, 2026
A blood moon rises tonight. Plus tonight's space weather and more.
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Calaruga Shark media. This is sleep from space Spring brings
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Leo into prime viewing position. The constellation's brightest star, Regulus,
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shines steadily in the east. Above it, The curved sickle
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outlines the Lion's magnificent main. NASA on Friday abruptly said
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it was shaking up its Artemius lunar program that has
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suffered multiple delays in recent years, a bid to ensure
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Americans can return to the Moon's surface by twenty twenty eight.
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That goal remains unchanged, but the US Space Agency is
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shifting its flight lineup to include a test mission before
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an eventual lunar landing to improve launch muscle memory. NASA
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administrator Jared A. Blood Moon rises tonight. During this total
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lunar eclipse, imaiyamis sakelmonar naan in care. The Moon turns
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a haunting red orange as it passes through Earth's shadow.
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Step outside after midnight for the best view. Solar Cycle
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twenty five continues ramping up. Current conditions show high magnetic complexity,
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with C class flares possible Aurora chances tonight. Moderate Space
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one has a keros on the pad at Spaceport Key, Japan,
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set to fly tomorrow. Asteroid Flyby Alert twenty twenty six
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d H eleven, comparable to a city bus, passes roughly
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three times the Moon's distance in about six days. These
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close approaches happen weekly. Astronomers track thousands of them. This
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episode was assembled using AI pulling from NASA and Spaceflight
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News sources. Thanks for listening, sleep well,
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