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This morning, January 31, 2018, from 5:51am until 7:04am, here in South Florida, we can see the rare event of the Super Blue Blood Moon.
The last time there was a Super Blue Blood Moon was 150 years ago.
I couldn’t pass up the chance to capture this amazing event. I woke up early to head to my spot to take photos throughout the hour it was happening.
Here’s the breakdown on this moon:
super moon – When the moon is at its closest point to Earth
blue moon – Second full moon in a month
blood moon – The Earth’s shadow casts on the moon during a lunar eclipse causing a red tint
Here is an airplane flying right in front of the moon.
Starting to fade away.
Almost gone…
If you would like to order prints of any of the images, please contact me.
Check out other moon events I have seen here:
https://atomic-temporary-108369924.wpcomstaging.com/2017/12/04/moon/
and more here:
https://www.anagarciaphoto.com/Nature
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