Blood moon over Munich: Experience total eclipse on September 7th!

Blood moon over Munich: Experience total eclipse on September 7th!

Munich, a city full of possibilities and now also a setting for a fascinating astronomical event! OnSeptember 7, 2025A total lunar eclipse will occur over our city, which will not only light up the sky, but also cover the moon in a breathtaking reddish robe. This spectacle is often popularly referred to as the “Blood Moon”.

The darkness begins at7:30 p.m. CEST, with the moon starting7:40 p.mwill be visible in Munich. The major event reaches its climax with maximum darkness8:12 p.m, before the total phase then against8:53 p.mends. Overall, the moon will last until about10:55 p.mcan be seen with a shimmering color across the night sky.

Optimal view of the total lunar eclipse

To properly enjoy this unique spectacle, it is worth taking a look at some recommended observation locations in the region. These include theOlympic mountain, theMonopteros in the English Garden, theDachau Castleas well as theRiemer Parkand theNymphenburg Palace Park. Those tooTheresienwiese, theKönigsplatzand numerous observatories offer opportunities for observation.

What is particularly interesting is that the next total lunar eclipse after this event will not occur untilDecember 31, 2028will take place. Many star lovers in Munich have already secured a place at the Volkssternwarte, although the events are often booked out quickly; however, a waiting list is available.

Did you know that?

The special coloring of the moon during a total lunar eclipse is caused by light scattered by the Earth's atmosphere. This spectacle has a long cultural history - in the past, a lunar eclipse was often explained by mythological stories, such as a dragon attack in China or as a sign of divine wrath among the Incas.

In addition to the mythological aspects, there are also scientific findings. Studies show, for example, that the full moon can shorten our sleep time by up to 20 minutes and reduce deep sleep phases.

The total lunar eclipse onSeptember 7this not only an impressive natural spectacle, but also an excellent opportunity for photographers. Professionals recommend using a sturdy tripod and a strong telephoto lens to best capture the reddish hues of the moon. For everyone involved, whether with the naked eye, binoculars or telescope, it will be an unforgettable experience.

So, get ready to observe this special “Blood Moon” in the beautiful city of Munich! If you need even more information, take a look Radio gong, Sunday paper or t online over.