Super Flower Blood Moon Seen in Sky Above Sydney
May’s full moon and a lunar eclipse coincided on May 26, to create a phenomenon known as a “super flower blood moon”.May’s full moon is referred to as the flower moon, while a total eclipse is known as a blood moon. To complete the celestial triple whammy, and explain the mouthful of a name, the eclipse came as the moon was closest to earth, and, hence, a “supermoon”.Space.com said the eclipse would be visible “from Southeast Asia, Australia, New Zealand, the Pacific and the western part of the Americas.”Journalist Declan Bowring captured...
Source: yahoo.com