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Supermoon Lunar Eclipse on Sunday

South Carolina Public Radio
Published September 25, 2015 at 4:17 PM EDT
The moon

  On Sunday, September 27, a total lunar eclipse will be visible in South Carolina’s night sky. Beginning at around 9 pm and peaking just before 11 pm, the eclipse is a rare Supermoon Eclipse. South Carolina Public Radio’s Laura Hunsberger sat down with Matthew Whitehouse, Observatory Manager for the SC State Museum, to talk about what makes this eclipse so special. For more information visit scmuseum.org.