Early morning skygazers across Ethiopia witnessed a breathtaking celestial show as a near-total lunar eclipse transformed the moon into a glowing "Blood Moon," beginning at 5:33 AM EAT (11:33 local Ethiopian time).

During this extraordinary natural event, the moon passed through the Earth’s dark shadow, obscuring up to 96 percent of its surface and casting a striking deep red glow across the horizon.

To catch the final lunar eclipse of the year, space science enthusiasts and early risers turned their gaze toward the dawn sky, tracking the cosmic alignment with excitement and wonder.

The awe-inspiring spectacle captivated observers across the nation, triggering an outpouring of stunning night photography and shared reflections across social media platforms.