Lunar eclipse turns Moon bright red
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On August 28th, a lunar eclipse darkened the moon by 93 percent – but anyone who hopes for the next blood moon will experience a bitter surprise.
At 6:12 a.m., in a magical moment, two different colors took over the moon. Occupying 93% of the surface, a reddish tone, pulling ochre; the rest, the lunar disc, shone like a smile. A partial lunar eclipse has once again bewitched Spain (and half the world, as it was also visible in other European countries, America and Africa) after the magical moment lived on August 12, when the moon completely covered the sun for just a minute when time seem…
A real treat for astronomy enthusiasts. After the August solar eclipse and the peak of the Perseid meteor shower, they'll see a Blood Moon in the sky.
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