
Image: Oceanside, CA.
January 31.2018
Full Moon in Leo
8:27am (EST)
Total Lunar Eclipse
This morning’s Full Moon was the second full moon of 2018-two in January! Additionally, the red coloring f this beautiful moon was the result of a Total Lunar Eclipse.
According to the NY Times Science section…
…There’s a lot packed into that phrase “super blue blood moon.”
• A BLUE moon happens when there are two full moons within a single calendar month.
• A supermoon occurs when the moon orbits closer to planet Earth than usual. There was a supermoon on Jan. 1 to start off the year, too. That’s how we get a “SUPER blue moon.”
• Now comes the “blood part.” During a lunar eclipse, Earth passes between the moon and the sun, and the planet casts its shadow over its lunar satellite. It’s nothing like the spectacle of a total solar eclipse, but the…
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