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People across the world are waiting for the big supermoon event on Wednesday, May 26. The moon will appear blood red in some parts of the globe due to the total lunar eclipse. Lunar eclipses take place when Earth’s shadow blocks the light from the Sun. This leads to the Moon coming under Earth’s penumbra, resulting in a partial or full lunar eclipse. The May 26 event is a total lunar eclipse in which the moon will reach the closest point in Earth’s orbit. Every year there are days when the Sun, Moon, and Earth align in a straight line that leads to lunar and solar eclipses. People also believe that an eclipse can have an impact on 12 zodiac signs along with the country and the world.
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Katyanna Quach Tue 25 May 2021 // 01:31 UTC Share
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Skygazers will be treated to a total lunar eclipse on Wednesday, May 26, when the Moon passes through Earth’s shadow and it’ll appear particularly large and reddish in color.
The so-called Super Blood Moon will slowly darken over a few hours as it travels through different parts of Earth’s shadow: traveling through the penumbra, where it’ll be partially obscured, then through its umbra, where it’ll be completely covered.
The best time to start watching the Moon change is at 0944 UTC (0244 PT, 1944 AEST) though if you only want to see the maximum eclipse part then set your alarms for 1118 UTC (0418 PT, 2118 AEST). By about 1252 UTC (0552 PT, 2252 AEST), the Moon will have exited Earth’s shadow.