Stargazers across Northern Ireland have the opportunity to observe a partial lunar eclipse early on Friday as the celestial body moves into the planet's shadow.
At its highest point, approximately 93 per cent of the Moon's diameter will be covered, creating an appearance similar to a total eclipse.
The phenomenon occurs when the Sun, Earth and Moon align in a straight line, allowing the lunar sphere to traverse the dark region cast by our world.
Viewers further west may experience a longer duration before the Moon disappears below the horizon.
Specific timing for Enniskillen indicates moonset at 06:41.
Success in viewing will depend heavily on cloud cover and the availability of an unobstructed line of sight towards the west.
No specialised equipment such as binoculars or telescopes is required, though they could assist in observing the shifting colours on the lunar surface.
Current weather forecasts suggest clearer skies in western areas compared to central and eastern regions which are expected to be cloudier.