"2024 Lunar Eclipse Guide: Viewing Tips and Safety Precautions"

On Monday, a penumbral lunar eclipse will coincide with the worm moon, visible to those on the night side of Earth. This event precedes a total solar eclipse on April 8 and is part of an "eclipse season" occurring every six months. While not as dramatic as a total lunar eclipse, a penumbral eclipse can be viewed with the naked eye. Additionally, upcoming meteor showers and supermoons are expected throughout the year, offering skygazers plenty of celestial events to look forward to.