The view of a partial lunar eclipse above the mosque in Sharjah east of Dubai, United Arab Emirates on 17 August 2008. The partial lunar eclipse occurs when a portion of moon passes through the earth's shadow. EPA/ALI HAIDER

Lunar eclpispe can be a very beautiful thing to observe. These photos were taken using an 8"f/6 reflector and 6"f/8 refractor telescope.

Stargazers in Europe had a chance to observe the lunar eclipse 3.01am and 3.52am. During the eclipse the moon turned blood red 52 minutes. This eclipse won't be matched for 7 years.via DM

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Tuesday morning, Aug. 28 brings us the second total lunar eclipse of 2007. Those living in the Western Hemisphere and eastern Asia will be able to partake in at least some of this sky show. The very best viewing region for viewing this eclipse will fall across the Pacific Rim, including the West Coast of the United States and Canada, as well as Alaska, Hawaii, New Zealand and eastern Australia. All these places will be able to see the complete eclipse from start to finish. Europeans will miss out on the entire show, as the Moon will be below the horizon during their mid and late morning hours.