The lunar eclipse will happen at the same time around the world, no matter where you are. That means it will begin at 2.20am eastern time or 6.20am in the UK, peak around 40 minutes later, and end ...

A lunar eclipse offers a unique chance to excite children's interest in astronomy. It can be taught through hands-on activities, creative crafts, intr ...

A crimson moon will be visible in UK skies thanks to a partial lunar eclipse. But when is it, what exactly will you see and ...

Astronaut Buzz Aldrin on the Moon. In his visor you can see reflected Neil Armstrong and the Lunar Module. Mankind's first triumphant step off this world. On 20 July 1969, Apollo 11 astronauts ...