NASA APOD Highlights 2026 Lunar Eclipse Visible from Half Earth

NASA APOD highlights the 2026 lunar eclipse, a celestial event visible from the half of Earth facing the Moon. The eclipse, which lasted several hours, can be seen with the unaided eye and photographed without special equipment. The featured image, captured from Portugal, demonstrates the event’s global accessibility. APOD’s main NASA site is migrating from apod. nasa. gov to science. nasa. gov/apod, ensuring continued daily access to space imagery. The move supports broader outreach and aligns with NASA’s commitment to public engagement. Viewers can enjoy the eclipse from any location on the visible hemisphere, making it one of the most commonly witnessed astronomical events.