A blood-red moon has dazzled stargazers for the second time this year,
presenting a spectacular view in the skies over the eastern hemisphere.
The rare optical phenomenon has been best seen from Asia, Australia,
North America and Russia’s Pacific region.
The latest total lunar eclipse started at 11:25 AM GMT and lasted
for 59 minutes. Due to the Moon’s position in orbit, it appeared
5.3 percent larger than during the previous eclipse. The clouds, however, hid the celestial body
for a while.
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