Photos of a blood-red moon and total lunar eclipse - AP News

Photos of a blood-red moon and total lunar eclipse AP News

4 Mar, 00:46 — 4 Mar, 00:48

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Why this matters

Total lunar eclipses, often referred to as 'blood moons' due to their reddish hue, occur when the Earth passes directly between the sun and the moon, casting a shadow on the moon. These celestial events are relatively rare and capture public imagination, offering a spectacular natural phenomenon for observation.

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Coverage Timeline

First report: VnExpress · 4 Mar, 00:46|Full coverage: All 2 sources within 2m|Window: 2m

VnExpress4 Mar, 00:46First to report

Total lunar eclipse paints moon red across Asia, America

AP4 Mar, 00:48Latest update