A lot of years ago, I watched a total eclipse of the moon from the parking lot of my husband's place of employment. My husband, our kids and some of his cowork

A lot of years ago, I watched a total eclipse of the moon from the parking lot of my husband's place of employment. My husband, our kids and some of his coworkers attended as well. The moon turned red at some point. It was a pretty eerie experience. If you can do so at least once in your life, I recommend it. Total eclipses aren't all that common. Eclipses occur every six months, usually in pairs (one solar, one lunar, two weeks apart), but most are partial eclipses.