Thomas Seymat
Star-gazers in the right part of the world, especially across the Americas, were able to watch a rare celestial show on Tuesday as Earth’s shadow fell across the moon, shifting its colour from bright orange to blood red to brown, depending on local weather conditions.
This so-called “Blood Moon” eclipse was tracked by several professional and amateur observers across the globe. These are some of the videos and pictures they took of the spectacle.
The lunar #eclipse is over. Thanks for the great questions & sharing your pics with us! https://t.co/hlB91gutoo pic.twitter.com/QnM854YA1I
— NASA (@NASA) April 15, 2014Silly to most, but I appreciate a shared moment of hot chocolate & blankets with my sis. Be thankful #BloodMoon2014 pic.twitter.com/YzyOeFFIWi
— Kristen Nichole (@KNicholeMusic) April 15, 2014
#bloodmoon as seen from Fort Myers, FL. @NASA #totallunareclipse #LunarEclipse #LunarEclipseFlorida pic.twitter.com/HdAZozWRtk
— John Magero (@jpmagero) April 15, 2014I took this pic earlier of the #BloodMoonEclipse it's absolutely stunning pic.twitter.com/zAvGbV5IxI
— SYCO SAM (@swagg_magallon) April 15, 2014Great lunar #eclipse photos shared on our @Flickr group: https://t.co/0buNTbnlm8 #bloodmooneclipse pic.twitter.com/qWEMtzj3Po
— NASA (@NASA) April 15, 2014
