The first full moon eclipse of 2025 painted the sky a fascinating red hue, known as the “Red Wolf Full Moon.” This natural phenomenon, observed in some regions of America, Europe, Africa, and Asia, offered a unique visual treat for sky enthusiasts. But what exactly is the Red Wolf Full Moon? Here are the most impressive moments of the eclipse.

The first full moon eclipse of 2025 captivated sky enthusiasts in North and South America, as well as in Europe, Africa, and some parts of Asia. During this unique natural event called the “Red Wolf Full Moon,” the Moon entered the Earth’s shadow and took on a dazzling red color.

In the city of El Paso, Texas, USA, the most striking moments of the eclipse began at 00:26 local time and ended at 01:31. It was an unforgettable night for sky enthusiasts.

The Red Wolf Full Moon is the name given to the first full moon eclipse of 2025. This name originates from the tradition of calling full moons that occur in January “Wolf Moons,” and the reddish color the Moon takes on during the eclipse.

During a lunar eclipse, the Earth’s shadow completely covers the Moon, and sunlight filters through the Earth’s atmosphere to reach the Moon’s surface. As blue and green wavelengths are filtered out, the Moon reflects red and orange tones, giving it the appearance of blood red or copper.

The Red Wolf Full Moon enhances the atmosphere of every year’s first full moon even further.