The moon, earth and sun will be directly in line
There's a treat in store for stargazers looking to the skies just before dawn on Monday.
Eagle eyed residents can spot a full total lunar eclipse - where the moon, earth and sun will be directly in line.
Astronomer and AstroManx founder Howard Parkin says although it's not a rare event, it's the only one of its kind happening this year:

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