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The inhabitants of much of the world began to see the longest lunar eclipse of the century.

The so-called "blood moon", when it becomes red, would be visible at different times in Australia, Africa, Asia, Europe, and South America when the Sun, the Earth, and the Moon are perfectly aligned. on the moon

The total eclipse lasts one hour and 43 minutes and the celestial show will last for nearly four hours.

As an extra gift, Mars is this week closer to Earth since 2003, which will give it a bigger and brighter look in the sky.