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How to see the Blood Moon lunar eclipse
A Blood Moon or total lunar eclipse happens when the Sun, Earth and Moon are lined up. That means the Earth moves directly in between the Sun and Moon, blocking the sunlight. The Moon then enters the shadow created behind the Earth, creating an eclipse. As the light of the Sun passes through the Earth's atmosphere, the sunlight scatters.
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NASA spacecraft snaps images of lunar transit and Earth eclipse on the same day — see the photos
An Earth-orbiting spacecraft just experienced an unusual phenomenon: a lunar transit and an Earth eclipse on the same day. On July 25, at different times, both the moon and Earth passed ...
A lunar eclipse takes place when the moon, following its orbit around us, passes directly behind Earth as seen from the sun. It is the opposite of a solar eclipse, when the moon passes between ...
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