A stunning "blood moon" graced skies worldwide – but did you catch this rare celestial event?
The total lunar eclipse, often called a "blood moon," captivated skywatchers last night. Spectacular photos showcase the Earth's shadow darkening the moon's surface.
According to Live Science, the reddish hue is caused by sunlight scattering through Earth's atmosphere. This phenomenon occurred across multiple continents, offering a global viewing opportunity.
Timelapse videos beautifully captured the moon's gradual shift in color. Photographers shared incredible images, highlighting the eclipse's ethereal beauty.
The next total lunar eclipse visible from Earth is expected in March 2025, promising another chance to witness this awe-inspiring display.
