Anyone look at the lunar eclipse last night?
I discovered that looking through binoculars I was able to see it (as in only one!) so clearly with no multiple moons! It was beautiful and the colours were fantastic!
a moonlit night..
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I saw it. The shadow of the earth spread across the moon and then the moon glowed a reddish brown colour. Whenever the shadow began to move away from the moon, there appeard a slash of bright light as if I was looking at a new moon in the early evening.
Absolutely breathtaking.
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Absolutely breathtaking.
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