The Earth is experiencing the first astronomical event of 2019. Two phenomena at a time

You can observe the total eclipse of the giant wolf moon in three and a half hours and, if you are in America right now, you will see the phenomenon in an astonishing red color.

Astronomers will be Sunday with the first astronomical event of 2019, the total eclipse of the moon, or "bloody moon".

The phenomenon consists of two events at a time: the emergence of the big and big moon, or the "Super Moon", and the total eclipse, a rare event that does not exceed the incidence rate of 1.4 %, according to Forbes magazine.

The total eclipse will begin a few minutes before midnight on the east coast of the United States and before 9 pm on the west coast.

The inhabitants of the Americas, Greenland, Iceland, Ireland, Great Britain, Norway, Sweden, Portugal, French, Spanish and Moroccan coasts can observe this phenomenon. in a clear sky.

The rest of Europe, Africa and the Middle East will see the phenomenon in part before the moon reaches its position.

Australians and Australians will not be able to see this phenomenon directly, but they can still see it via websites that take the event directly.

The total eclipse will last about an hour and will be better seen in the Americas, according to National Geographic.

In total, the event, which also includes a partial eclipse before and after the total eclipse, will last three and a half hours.

It should be noted that the total eclipse of the moon occurs when the moon is perpendicular to the sun and the earth, which gives it a red or bloody color.

The giant moon occurs when the moon is close to Earth and the Moon Wolf is the traditional name of the moon completed for January, when the howling of the wolves helps to determine the winter.