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Lunar Eclipse August 2. Watch the Full Sturgeon Moon glow red in the UK tonight. Sky watchers are in for a treat tonight, as the moon passes through the Earth's shadow, resulting in a partial lunar eclipse. Coming exactly two weeks ahead of the highly anticipated solar eclipse on August 2. As the Earth passes between the sun and the moon, sunlight will be refracted in the Earth's atmosphere, giving the moon a striking dull red or copper colour. Here's what you need to know about the spectacular celestial event: What is a lunar eclipse?

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A lunar eclipse happens when the moon passes behind the Earth and into its shadow, leaving the sun, Earth and moon in alignment. During a total lunar eclipse, the Moon is still visible and can appear to be orange or red - giving it the nickname "blood moon". The moon is seen as it nears a total lunar eclipse (Image: Getty Images)That's because the Earth's atmosphere refracts sunlight that indirectly illuminates the Moon's surface. Lunar eclipses last much longer than solar eclipses, because the Earth casts a very large shadow relative to the smaller Moon and can be seen from anywhere on the night side of the Earth. Tonight's lunar eclipse is a partial lunar eclipse, meaning only a portion of the moon will pass through the Earth shadow. Read More. When is the lunar eclipse?

The partial lunar eclipse takes place on 7 August 2. It will start at 1.

GMT (1. 6: 5. 0 BST), and will peak at 1. GMT (1. 9: 2. 0 BST), when about 2. The moon will emerge from the Earth's shadow at 2. GMT (2. 1: 5. 0 BST).

Blood Moon (Image: Getty)Read More. How to watch the lunar eclipse. The best places to see the partial lunar eclipse are Africa, Asia and Australia, where it will be visible in its entirity. The central part of the eclipse zone will be in central Asia and India. Here in the UK, the moon will not rise above the horizon until 2. BST, at which point the peak of the eclipse will have passed.

However, it should still be visible until 2. BST. It's safe to look at the lunar eclipse with the naked eye and telescopes. However, if you want the best possible view, Slooh will be live streaming the celestial event from observatories in Africa, the Far East, and Australia. Grab a telescope and head out of town to catch some celestial glory.

Read More"Every total solar eclipse brings with it a lunar eclipse either two weeks before or after", said Slooh Astronomer Paul Cox."While it may not be as dramatic, it's a wonderful opportunity to build understanding of eclipses, in anticipation of the big one to follow.".