Full worm moon shines in UK skies
By Simon King
Published on March 3, 2026.
The first full Moon of the spring, known as the "Worm Moon", was visible across the UK on Monday night. The full moon will also coincide with a rare total lunar eclipse, which will make the Moon appear red. The event will not be visible in the UK.
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Full worm moon shines in UK skies
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