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Residents of planet Earth (not all, of course, but we were lucky this time) were able to witness a rare phenomenon – the eclipse of the moon. When the satellite was in the shadow of our planet, from here it began to look sinister red. Such an image could be observed by people in Europe, Asia, Australia, South America, and even in Antarctica (who, incidentally, looked from there?)
By the way, this eclipse was the longest of the 21st century. It lasted nearly four hours, and the complete phase of this astronomical phenomenon lasted for 103 minutes.
For the Minskers, everything did not break because of the clouds: there was a real risk of not see the moon. But, in the end, everything turned out. This is how the Belarusians saw the moon last night.
People around the world share their impressions of what they saw in the social network.
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In Italy, the eclipse was also very picturesque
It was amazing, .. no words to describe it! #bloodmoon #lunareclipse #eclipse #eclisselunare #bologna #emiliaromagna #dorpell #moon #fullmoon #lunarossa #lunarossa #lunadossang #ig_italia #instagood #earthpix #earthfocus #MoodyGrams #earthofficial #living_europe #sonyalpha #alphacollective
And astronaut Alexander Gerst, who is on the International Space Station, shared photos of the Moon made of space. [19659011] Our channel in Telegram
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