Seeing Red: Spectacular Views of this Morning’s Total Lunar Eclipse

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Going, going… the phases of last night’s total lunar eclipse. Photos by author.

Did the Moon appear a little on crimson side to you last night? It’s not your imagination, but it was a fine textbook example of a total lunar eclipse. This was the first total lunar eclipse visible from the Earth since late 2011, and the first of four visible from the Americas over the next 18 months.  (…)
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