All in one night, we not only get to witness a stunning full Harvest Moon lighting up the sky, but also a supermoon that will experience a partial Lunar Eclipse, according to the Earth website. A lunar eclipse happens when our planet passes between the sun and the moon.

An extremely rare partial eclipse of a supermoon has delighting star gazers around the world. Two lunar phenomena merged on Tuesday night, leading to a red tinted moon moving across the sky. Part of the moon then appeared to disappear as the Earth’s shadow obscured part of the satellite’s surface,

Make sure you look to the sky Tuesday night! Tuesday's lunar eclipse will coincide with the super harvest blood moon, and you'll be able to see it in Central Florida. Learn how: