Early birds will see a red coloured moon
Isle of Man residents have a chance to see a partial lunar eclipse tomorrow (28 August).
It will begin at 2.23am, reach its peak at 5.12am and set just before 6.30am.
The moon will be 91 percent covered meaning it will appear red in colour.
Astronomer Howard Parkin says unlike the solar eclipse, from two weeks ago, people will be able to watch the phenomenon with the naked eye:
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