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A lunar lunar eclipse, in which the full moon is completely covered by the shadow of the earth at dawn on the 28th, when the sun, the earth and the moon are lined up, was observed at above Daejeon. [프리랜서 김성태]
On the 28th day, the moon is gone.
According to the Korean Institute of Astronomy and Space Science, the lunar eclipse began at 2:13 on the 28th and continued until 18:14. With the exception of some areas that could not be covered by clouds such as Busan, lunar eclipses could be observed even in the naked eye in many areas.
Those waiting for the sky show in the middle of summer gathered in national parks like the family camp in Noh Park in Seoul, at the National Gwacheon Science Museum, and waited for the eclipse lunar.
Many people have enjoyed the lunar eclipse through live broadcasts on SNS. The Gwacheon National Science Center's Live Facebook page once had more than 500 simultaneous users.
Lee, who lives in Lee Moon-dong, Seoul, said, "I saw a smartphone on the window because it was awake and I woke up to the # Dawn.
Kim, who lives in Songdo-dong, Incheon, said, "I missed the lunar eclipse earlier this year, but if I miss it, I'm not sure about it." waited dawn because I could not see for several years.
