Easter is later this year due to a rare "blood moon" total lunar eclipse affecting the lunar calendar, which impacts the timing of the holiday celebrations.

Get your coven on the group chat: a midnight blood moon eclipse is coming. Scientifically speaking, we’re talking about a total lunar eclipse, which will begin the night of March 13 and reach its peak around midnight.

A blood moon total lunar eclipse will be visible across the U.S. the night of March 13 into the early morning of March 14. This phenomenon occurs when the entire moon falls within

NASA has said various 'lunar events' will be happening across March, with residents across the UK able to see a rare Blood Moon in the sky.