Did you miss it?If you slept through Friday morning's total lunar eclipse, also known as the "Blood Worm Moon" several people were able to capture some video and photos overnight.Sign up for our NewslettersIt's called the Full Blood Worm Moon because of the reddish tinge it gives when moon passing into the Earth's shadow.

The moon will appear in the sky with a red hue this week during the total lunar eclipse. It marks the first total lunar eclipse in three years, and this is where the moon's surface is covered by the Earth's shadow.

Overnight, a total lunar eclipse could be seen around the Valley. This is a look at what those living in Hubbard could see. This happens when the sun, the moon, and Earth all line up, and the moon passes into the shadow of the Earth.

Sometimes sleep takes priority over cool celestial events. Luckily, there's another chance to catch a partial solar eclipse this month.