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A lunar eclipse occurs when the full moon moves in the shadow behind the ground. A "moon of blood" means that the eclipse becomes total. This gives a rusty light, since only the reddish light that has a longer wavelength can cross the Earth's atmosphere and meet the moon. Friday's blood moon will begin at 9:30 pm and will be in 104 minutes, the longest lunar eclipse of this century.
Skarabon Gunnar Sporrong has long had a great interest in astronomy and directs the astronomical scene of Klara Clouds. He recommends to the observers of the Moon to have a clear vision of the Southeast and to aim at the horizon. But it may be necessary to climb to a height to be sure to witness the blood.
– If you are in town and you have houses on the way, you have no chance to see it. The best thing is to get up on a mountain or to be on the west side of a large lake. Good places can be Billingen, Kinnekulle or Platåbergen. All high hills with an unobstructed view of the southeast, says Gunnar Sporrong
The eclipse becomes visible in the south and central Sweden at 9:30 pm, when the total eclipse begins
– You have to watch between 21:30 and 22:00 as spectacular as the moon rises above the horizon. The total eclipse then continues until 23:13
According to Gunnar Sporrong, the blood moon can be extra spectacular to photograph because the moon is so close to the horizon.
– If you photograph to photograph, you have a golden position now that the moon is so low and experienced that bigger. Try to get a spruce or a radio mast so that the moon looks the most beautiful.
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