"Bloody" The Moon is suspended over the Earth end of January 2019

On January 21, 2019, a rare astronomical event – a supermassum, a complete lunar eclipse, coincides with the moment of the greatest convergence of the Moon and the Earth "Nuclear mushroom": an unusual phenomenon (photo) on Nikolaev was found

That is why, on Earth, the "bloody" moon hovers over an unusually large size, according to IFL Science.

The eclipse will be visible from most parts of North America, South America and Western and Northern Europe, while the rest of Europe and Africa will see only the end of the event, concentrate the reports.

The moon will begin to penetrate into the shadow of the Earth immediately after 2:30 pm by Greenwich L & # 39, maximum eclipse should be about 5h15 .In general, the eclipse will last more than five hours and will end at 7:48.

The complete lunar eclipse occurs when the Earth, the Sun and the Moon are aligned. The Earth rises between the sun and the moon. The moon falls in the shadow of our planet.

As reported by UNIAN, on the night of July 28, earthlings had the opportunity to see the longest lunar eclipse of this century.