"The eclipse of the century" … moon dum in the heart of the sky

The Dam Moon appeared in the sky last night, in most parts of the world as it was moving towards the longest lunar eclipse of the Earth in the 21st century.

The total eclipse that followed the partial eclipse took an hour. Minutes and 57 seconds, meaning that the moon was 3 hours 54 minutes in the dark part of the earth.

Around the world, from the Taj Mahal to the Eiffel Tower, people turned to the sky for the bloody moon that appeared orange, Scarlet, with sunlight penetrating the earth's atmosphere.

The total eclipse occurred at 8:22 pm. Greenwich, and people have seen it in Europe, Russia, Africa, the Middle East and much of Asia and Australia.

Mars was closer to Earth than in 2003, so some observed what appeared to be a star between red and orange. It is thought that it is the red planet (Mars).

For thousands of years, man has been looking in the sky for good or bad luck.

Eclipses have not been observed in North America and most of the Pacific Ocean.

A lunar eclipse should not occur for the same period before 2123.