Total Lunar Eclipse at Science Centre Singapore

Here’s your only chance to witness the total lunar eclipse, the last visible sighting worldwide until 2029. Forget about finding the perfect pitch dark spot to catch the blood moon (not an easy feat in Singapore), because the Science Centre is opening its Observatory, giving you a front-row experience of the rare nighttime spectacle in comfort. For one night only, the dome opens to the public, where its astronomy educators will guide you through the eclipse viewing experience. They’ll be breaking down the phenomena through engaging explanations and a series of interactive activities.

And consider this your sign to book a seat because the next visible blood moon is predicted to reappear only in the early AM of January 1, 2029. Tickets are free, but you can top up $4 per person if you’d like to complete your celestial night with an additional telescope viewing experience and a live planetarium show at the Omni-Theatre.