Partial Lunar Eclipse

Skywatchers took in the longest-lasting partial lunar eclipse since the year 1440 on Friday. The shadow of the Earth moved across the Moon for more than three hours and 28 minutes, covering up to 99.1% of the lunar disk at its greatest extent and creating a red haze seen by Earthbound observers dubbed a “Blood Moon.” Here’s a look at the celestial event from spots around the world.