The total lunar eclipse, the longest in this century, began at 21.30:20 p.m. and will last until XNUMX minutes after midnight.
For almost two hours, the moon will change its usual silvery gray color to a spectacular bright red, which will light up the night sky.
The peak of the eclipse was at 22.21:XNUMX p.m.
See how it looked in several European and world cities in our gallery.
Along with the lunar eclipse, it will be possible to observe the planets Venus, Jupiter, Saturn and Mars.
An eclipse occurs when the Moon enters the Earth's shadow. By the way, this phenomenon, which is also called "bloody moon" or "bloody spectacle", will repeat itself for such a long duration only in 2123, so this is a unique opportunity to observe this celestial attraction, especially interesting for experts.
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