If you have clear skies and are in Europe, Asia, Africa, or Australia you will be able to see tonight’s full moon go from super bright, to a middling grey as the moon passes through the outer part of the earth’s shadow, the penumbra.

While this is less dramatic than a full eclipse, that can turn the moon a bloody red or asphalt grey, the moon will still appear much greyer than normal. To find out what time to look up, check out the link:

https://www.timeanddate.com/eclipse/lunar/2020-january-10