
All eyes were on the sky Sunday evening as the moon glowed in a coppery red colour above much of the world — a phenomenon known as the Super Blood Wolf Moon Total Lunar Eclipse.
People across North America, South America, and western Europe saw the moon change colour as it passed directly through Earth’s shadow.
The next time a total lunar eclipse will be visible anywhere in the world will not be until May 26, 2021. However, there will be five partial lunar eclipses before then.
From Texas to Toronto, and Finland to Chile, here are a few incredible photos from the eclipse captured around the world.
An eclipse of the moon takes place behind the CN Tower in Toronto on Sunday January 20, 2019. #Toronto #EclipseLunar pic.twitter.com/3ox3fW2Cph
— Frank Gunn (@frankgunnphoto) January 21, 2019
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View this post on InstagramWho caught the eclipse last night? . . (@newyork_freetime) #spoilednyc #lunareclipse
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View this post on InstagramHappy super blood moon lunar eclipse hunting everyone 🌚
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9:12 p.m. – The moment of greatest eclipse! #LunarEclipse pic.twitter.com/BOnovYkW9s
— All Space Considered (@AllSpaceCnsdrd) January 21, 2019
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