Stargazers are prepping with excitement for the second total lunar eclipse this year, expected to give a "blood moon" effect. On Tuesday (8 November) the Earth will pass directly between the moon and the sun, with the light of Earth’s sunsets and sunrises turning the moon a reddish hue.Those in the US, Asia, and Australia will be able to catch a glimpse of the fantastic sight, but unfortunately, Europe will have to wait until 2025. This video explains what conditions are needed to make a "blood moon" happen.