Total lunar eclipse to delight the North Texas sky early Friday morning
March’s full moon will be the final full moon of the winter. This moon is called the Worm Moon because it arrives at the end of the winter equinox. It symbolizes the end of the harsh winter and the beginning of spring. Also, it refers to the number of worms seen this time of year, leaving trails in the thawed frost.
If you missed the the blood moon early this morning, you'll now have to wait nearly a year before seeing your next.
Gaze skyward, Texas! March unfolds a celestial spectacle, brimming with cosmic wonders. In the coming weeks, a trio of celestial marvels will grace our skies, including a total lunar eclipse ...
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