Here's What The Super Blood Moon Looks Like From The Moon
Hypothetically speaking, if you were an astronaut on the surface of the moon during the total lunar eclipse, the sun would be hidden behind the Earth. This would result in a bright red ring around the Earth, which is actually all of the sunrises and sunsets across the globe. “You would look up and see the Earth, potentially also the city lights on Earth, and you would notice the ground around you turn red,” Dr. Noah Petro, Project Scientist for NASA’s Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter mission told Forbes. In addition to the pretty interesting visual experience, you’d also feel it get extre...