Similar to all eclipses, not every blood moon is visible to those in the United States; in fact, it might not even be visible to most of the world at points. That's why it's important to be up-to-date on when the eclipse is, especially a blood moon. Because you can view it, you definitely should.

The September moon usually carries the nickname of harvest moon, based on its timing. But this year it will be known as the corn moon.

Mark your calendars with these dates, per TimeandDate.com, and hopefully, you will be able to see the next blood moon or total lunar eclipse make an appearance at the beginning of this month. And take note of the next blood moons in 2026, too!