Eclipse 2019: When is the next eclipse after the super Blood Wolf Moon?
The 2021 Blood Moon lunar eclipse will achieve totality at 11.19am GMT over Asia, Australia and the Americas.
The eclipse has been calculated to last about three hours and seven minutes.
And totality will last for 15 minutes meaning it will be easy to miss.
The following Blood Moon will not been see for a long time, rising on May 16, 2022.
This eclipse will experience totality lasting one hour and 25 minutes over Europe, the Americas and Africa.
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