In the year's only full lunar eclipse, Earth will come between the Sun and the Moon.
Falling fully into Earth's shadow, the Moon will slowly darken before turning dusky red.
It will be visible with the naked eye before dawn on Monday in most of Europe. The Americas will get a great view on Sunday evening.
The Moon will appear larger than usual because it will be at its closest point to Earth of its orbit, giving it the name super Moon.
