Two billion people watch the bloody moon

Jeddah Agencies

About 2.8 billion people from Europe, America, Africa and the Arab region yesterday saw the giant bloody moon, during the phenomenon of total eclipse. From Los Angeles to Mexico City via Paris and Ouarzazate, the eyes turned to the sky to observe the moon sky, midnight on the American continent at dawn in Europe and Africa.

The eclipse lasted three hours, partly in the first hour, then entirely in the second hour, and then returned in part to three hours before the moon came out completely from the shadows of the earth.

Since January, the wolves were starving outside the villages, the bloody moon has been described as "wolf moon", according to the German magazine The Farmers.

In the United States, more than 1,500 people gathered at the Griffith Observatory, located near Los Angeles' famed Hollywood sign, to see the entire lunar eclipse after its subsidence, d & # 39; a reddish color.

"It was great," said Brad Mortensen of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, "The location is excellent and it's always nice to visit the observatory, so when we heard about it, we decided to come." The moon did not completely disappear during the total eclipse, but at its peak, the entire surface of the moon sank in an orange glow that tends to turn red.

Eclipses were evident to the naked eye in all areas of the United States bearing the name of network, including Atlanta, Georgia, where some people went to watch indifferent to the cold.

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