Super Blue Blood Moon

The "Super Blue Blood Moon", is a rare celestial triple treat. The January 31 sighting of a "blue Moon" and a total lunar eclipse occurred in India for the first time after 1982.

The 'super blue blood moon' can be observed from many parts of the world - including north India - after more than a quarter of a century.

The first lunar eclipse this year is going to be a rare celestial phenomenon which is to occur today. A blue moon (a second full moon in a calendar month), a super moon (when the moon is unusually close to Earth, making it bigger and brighter) and a blood moon (a moment during an eclipse when the moon appears red) will all coincide. This will take ...

Stargazers in North America, Hawaii, the Middle East, Russia, India, and Australia had the chance to witness a rare "super blue blood Moon" Wednesday, when Earth's shadow bathes our satellite in a coppery hue.

Skywatchers across western North America set their alarms to awaken before dawn on Wednesday to see a rare type of lunar eclipse called a "Super Blue Blood Moon," with hundreds of expected to view the phenomenon from a Los Angeles mountaintop.

The super blue blood moon will combine the blue moon, super moon 2018, and total lunar eclipse, and will be visible from India at 5:53pm IST.

On a total lunar eclipse day, a rare spectacle can be seen that has been coined as "Super Blue Blood Moon" by NASA as "Supermoon", "Blood Moon" and "Blue Moon" will coincide today. Total lunar eclipse time is 6.21 pm and will be visible till 7:37 pm.

Many parts of the globe may catch a glimpse Wednesday of a giant crimson moon, thanks to a rare lunar trifecta that combines a blue moon, a super moon and a total eclipse.

The super blue blood moon is a rare celestial event, just 48 hours away when on January 31. After 150 years, the unique astronomical event will be seen from many countries including India, Russia, Australia, China and Thailand.

A cosmic event not seen in 36 years -- a rare "super blood blue moon" -- may be glimpsed January 31 in parts of western North America, Asia, the Middle East, Russia and Australia.

The "Super Blue Blood Moon", is a rare celestial triple treat. The January 31 sighting of a "blue Moon" and a total lunar eclipse occurred in India for the first time after 1982.

The 'super blue blood moon' can be observed from many parts of the world - including north India - after more than a quarter of a century.

The first lunar eclipse this year is going to be a rare celestial phenomenon which is to occur today. A blue moon (a second full moon in a calendar month), a super moon (when the moon is unusually close to Earth, making it bigger and brighter) and a blood moon (a moment during an eclipse when the moon appears red) will all coincide. This will take ...

Stargazers in North America, Hawaii, the Middle East, Russia, India, and Australia had the chance to witness a rare "super blue blood Moon" Wednesday, when Earth's shadow bathes our satellite in a coppery hue.

Skywatchers across western North America set their alarms to awaken before dawn on Wednesday to see a rare type of lunar eclipse called a "Super Blue Blood Moon," with hundreds of expected to view the phenomenon from a Los Angeles mountaintop.

The super blue blood moon will combine the blue moon, super moon 2018, and total lunar eclipse, and will be visible from India at 5:53pm IST.

On a total lunar eclipse day, a rare spectacle can be seen that has been coined as "Super Blue Blood Moon" by NASA as "Supermoon", "Blood Moon" and "Blue Moon" will coincide today. Total lunar eclipse time is 6.21 pm and will be visible till 7:37 pm.

Many parts of the globe may catch a glimpse Wednesday of a giant crimson moon, thanks to a rare lunar trifecta that combines a blue moon, a super moon and a total eclipse.

The super blue blood moon is a rare celestial event, just 48 hours away when on January 31. After 150 years, the unique astronomical event will be seen from many countries including India, Russia, Australia, China and Thailand.

A cosmic event not seen in 36 years -- a rare "super blood blue moon" -- may be glimpsed January 31 in parts of western North America, Asia, the Middle East, Russia and Australia.