total lunar eclipse – Whether you like to head outside for a quick look at the moon or grab a telescope for a late night look, there’s plenty for you this March. (Image: NASA) Sky watchers have a lot to look forward to this month.

March 2026 has several interesting lunar phases for sky watchers, a rare total lunar eclipse and a seasonal change occurring during the equinox. Whether you like to head outside for a quick look at the moon or grab a telescope for a late night look, there’s plenty for you this March.

There are several interesting events for sky watchers in March 2026: Total lunar eclipse: March 3 at 6. 39 am EST New Moon: March 19 at 8. 26 am EST March Equinox: March 20 at 9.

45 am EST While some events are visible to the naked eye, others are more about understanding Earth’s position in space than seeing the spectacle in the sky.