The lunar eclipse on July 27 will be the longest of this century

Fans of celestial phenomena on July 27 will have the opportunity to see the longest total lunar eclipse in this century. The next who will exceed this duration is only 2123, says NASA.

The complete eclipse of the Moon occurs when the Sun, the Earth and the Moon are in the same plane, and the Moon has a reddish-orange shine due to the shadow of our planet . This is why often the full moon is awarded and the name is bloody.

The reason for these different shades of reddish shine are the atmospheric conditions on Earth that affect the passage of light, so the amount of dust, moisture, clouds or even volcanic dust can affect the color of the moon.

From our region, the eclipse will be visible until the arrival of the Moon. In January, a new eclipse will happen to us, which will be great for Europe.