(Washington, DC)  --  Oregon skygazers are gearing up to watch the super blue blood moon and lunar eclipse.  NASA claims this rare celestial trifecta can best be seen in its totality from the Western U.S., especially in Arizona, California, Oregon, Washington, Alaska, Hawaii, and parts of Nevada.  On Wednesday this month's second full moon will appear 14-percent bigger and 30-percent brighter.  Only those viewing the total eclipse will see the reddish-orange hue of a blood moon.