What does a lunar eclipse look like from Earth and how does it differ from a solar eclipse?

Well, sugar, a lunar eclipse happens when the Earth gets in between the Sun and the Moon, casting a shadow on the Moon, turning it a reddish hue. It's like the Earth photobombing the Moon's selfie. Now, a solar eclipse is when the Moon decides to show off and stands between the Earth and the Sun, blocking out the light and casting a shadow on Earth. It's like the Moon saying, "Look at me stealing the spotlight from the Sun!"