Have You Ever Seen A ‘Super Blue Blood Moon Eclipse’?
You may be wondering what exactly a "super blue blood moon eclipse" is...it's a lot of terms smashed into one, a triumvirate of occurrences that are all happening at once, something that hasn't happened since March 31, 1866.
Here's the breakdown of terminology, courtesy of AccuWeather.
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Much like this past summer's Solar Eclipse, those of us in New Jersey won't get the full effect, instead having to settle for a partial eclipse.
lunar eclipse january 2018
No need for fancy glasses for this eclipse, just set up a tripod for your camera and get some incredible photos! If you can't get outside for this eclipse, you won't have to wait long for the next one - on January 20, 2019, an eclipse will be visible across all of North America.
Rare Lunar Eclipse Cast Red Cast Over Moon
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