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The longest lunar eclipse of the 21st century, from one hour and 43 minutes, is complete. Observers in London, like me, have only seen clouds. Others in the world have been luckier, and many have captured spectacular photos of this rare celestial event.
Here are some of the best from around the world:
Australia
Another great photo of #BloodMoon of one of our forecasters at #Queensland just in case you missed it! pic.twitter.com/93UvuQITUz
– Bureau of Meteorology, Queensland (@BOM_Qld) 27 July 2018
Brazil
Germany
In Dresden, in a striking juxtaposition to a statue of Mattielli on the Dresden Cathedral. pic.twitter.com/WrxUnfwuUj
– dwnews (@dwnews) July 27, 2018
Hong Kong
Italy
Malaysia
Maldives
The Moon in full eclipse next to the Milky Way and above Mars during the night #LunarEclipse #BloodMoon [19659028] @ProfBrianCox pic. twitter.com/ohuIHDgOlY
– Matt Robinson (@ Astro_Matt27) July 27, 2018
Poland
Spain
South Africa
I managed to photograph these pictures of the Moon of Blood and the longest Lunar Eclipse in a century for you – an amazing experience to look at it! #LunarEclipse #BloodMoon
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United Kingdom
The gods of the weather do not are really not happy to see the UK, but they could see it through a brief cloud of slightly thinner clouds @BBCstargazing #TotalLunarEclipse pic.twitter.com / VcR5CNv1Ke
– Pete Lawrence (@Avertedvision) July 28, 2018
The final shot!
Our only glimpse of the London lunar eclipse of Primrose Hill, taken in infrared at about 22:02.
I think this could be the only image of # lunareclipse2018 taken in London. Other takers? #lunareclipse @ProfBrianCox @BadAstronomer @ Astro_Matt27 pic.twitter.com/O3E4s18EKN
– Andrew Steele (@statto) July 27, 2018 [19659006] The International Space Station
Just took a picture of the #LunarEclipse from the @Space_Station . Tricky to capture. The slight hue of blue is actually the atmosphere of the Earth, just before the moon "dives in". #Horizons pic.twitter.com/X8r7puloQl
– Alexander Gerst (@Astro_Alex) July 27, 2018
Taken the Moon leaving the shadow of the Earth, just before going to bed in the South Atlantic. Last photo of the #LunarEclipse taken from #ISS . #Horizons pic.twitter.com/aNCzerchZ5
– Alexander Gerst (@Astro_Alex) July 27, 2018
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