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'Super blood wolf moon': the best images as total lunar eclipse wows skygazers

'Super blood wolf moon': the best images as total lunar eclipse wows skygazers
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By Chris Harris
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Take a look at pictures from today's total lunar eclipse, also known as a 'super blood wolf moon'.

Stargazers were out in force across the world on Monday to try and catch a glimpse of a total lunar eclipse.

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Although it is a total eclipse, the moon will never go completely dark but rather take on a coppery red glow, a blood moon. It is also a full moon that is especially close to Earth, called a supermoon.

Unlike a solar eclipse, which requires eye protection to safely enjoy the view, no extra measures need to be taken for hazard-free lunar eclipse watching.

The 'super blood wolf moon' seen from Tenby, Pembrokeshire
The Earth blocks sunlight on the moon during a total lunar eclipse seen from Davos, Switzerland.
The view from Mexico City.
A man monitors the moon during a total lunar eclipse in Vienna.
A total lunar eclipse that is called a 'Super Blood Wolf Moon' is seen from Encinitas, California.
The moon is seen beside statues in Brussels.
The "super blood wolf moon" is seen behind an Orthodox church during a lunar eclipse in the village of Turets, Belarus.
The "Super Blood Wolf Moon" is seen through an illuminated tree in Aegidienberg near Bonn.
A combination of nine pictures shows the full moon turning into the "super blood wolf moon" during a total lunar eclipse in Frankfurt.
The "super blood wolf moon" is seen during a total lunar eclipse in Marseille.
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