In part of the world, people on Wednesday could enjoy the so-called bloody superfull. During this phenomenon, a total lunar eclipse occurred during the maximum phase of the full moon. During it, the Earth’s natural satellite penetrated the Earth’s shadow. And because he was also struck by faint earthly reds broken by the Earth’s atmosphere into the Earth’s shadow, the Moon turned red. Watch videos from the south of Europe.
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Superfull in the Mediterranean Video: Reuters
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The moon was closest to Wednesday at 03:53 CEST. The full moon came at 13:13. The moon was 357,309 kilometers from Earth, which is 85 kilometers less than in the previous, April superfull.
Another “bloody supercompletion” will occur on October 8, 2033, but we will not see it again in the Czech Republic. It will not be visible from us until October 19, 2051.
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