In many places, depending on the time zones, people will have the opportunity to witness a harvest moon, a supermoon, and a lunar eclipse as the full moon rises. Here’s what you need to know about these events: According to NASA,

September's moon is referred to as the Harvest Moon because because the light of the moon would aid in farmers' gathering of the harvest. The nearest moon to the Autumn Equinox, it also marks the beginning of Libra season, which begins on 23 September.

The next full moon is coming next week. But the Harvest Moon is also bringing a partial lunar eclipse. Here's how you can watch.

September's full moon is extra special this year. The harvest moon will also be a partial lunar eclipse and supermoon Tuesday night. When to see it.

On Tuesday evening, stargazers in North America, South America, Europe, and Africa were treated to three celestial events taking place at the same time: the harvest moon, a blood moon, and a supermoon.