It was, of course, not pink at all, but orange as it appeared on the eastern horizon and set, 12 hours later, in the west close to sunrise. A rising and setting Moon looks orange because it’s ...

Remember, the eclipse happens before sunrise – in the early hours of March 14. So, you can stay up late on March 13 or set ...

when to get into position and where to look to see the fabulous full “Pink Moon” appear on the horizon in a blaze of orange: Best times to see the ‘Pink Moon’ from where you are Here are ...

People across the nation will get to see a vibrant warm-colored moon, including those in the Greater Cincinnati Area.

From Earth, it looks like a dark shadow is slowly creeping across the face of the full moon. When it is completely covered, the moon turns an eerie shade of pink, orange or red. Some people call ...