In late January, the Earth is waiting for “blue bloody supermoon”

Blue Moon, supermoon and lunar Eclipse – these three astronomical phenomena coincide in the same night in late January for the first time in 150 years, according to Gismeteo.ua with reference to AccuWeather.

Individually, these lunar phenomena are not unusual, but rarely all three at the same time. The last time this happened in North America on March 31 in 1866.

Blue Moon, supermoon and the lunar Eclipse coincided at the same time on December 30 in 1982, but only for the Eastern hemisphere. Due to time zones the full Moon was not blue for North America.

Unique “blue blood supermoon” as it was dubbed by the English media, is expected on January 31.

During the greater part of the night, the Moon will appear normal, but in the wee hours it’s too bright orange or red when the night light will pass into the Earth’s shadow.

Residents across North America will be able to see how the Moon lights up the night sky, if not prevent, the cloud. However, lucky only to those in the Central and Western parts of the continent, they will be able to see a total lunar Eclipse.

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During a total lunar Eclipse, the Moon passes through the darkest part of earth’s shadow. Unlike a total solar Eclipse, which lasts only a few minutes, this event will continue for several hours.

“Blue Moon” is the second full moon per calendar month.

Supermoon – when the full Moon will seem larger and brighter when observed with the naked eye.

See also: The shortest lunar Eclipse of the century: video of celestial phenomena

January 4, NASA showed the Earth and moon taken from the spacecraft’s OSIRIS-REx on 2 October 2017.

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