Set your alarm or stay up late: a total lunar eclipse to take place early tomorrow morning

If you are either up early or staying up late on Thursday, make sure you look up at the sky.

Backyard Astronomer Gary Boyle says you are set for a real treat with a total lunar eclipse.

With that, Boyle says if you are interested in seeing it – you may want to set an alarm.

A full breakdown of the times can be found below.

Begins: 01:09 a.m. morning of March 14.

Mid eclipse: 02:58 a.m.

Ends: 04:47 a.m.