The April 15, 2014 Total Lunar Eclipse by Astronomer Michelle Thaller

Dr. Michelle Thaller from NASA discusses the upcoming total lunar eclipse, explaining how it occurs and why the moon appears red. She provides guidance on viewing the eclipse without special equipment and discusses its impact on NASA's lunar spacecraft. The video also highlights discoveries from lunar orbiters, such as the presence of water ice and the coldest temperatures recorded in the solar system. Viewers are directed to NASA's website for more information and resources.

What is a total lunar eclipse and how does it occur?

Why does the moon appear red during a total lunar eclipse?

What do you need to observe a lunar eclipse?

How does a lunar eclipse affect NASA spacecraft orbiting the moon?

What are some discoveries about the moon made by the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter?