Photo: Super Blood Wolf Lunar Eclipse Stuns Audiences

Gorgeous lunar show (MARCEL KUSCH/AFP/Getty Images)

Super Blood Wolf Moon lunar eclipse (yes, a mouthful) late at night on January 20, 2019, Adding color to the sky when our only satellite begins to enter Earth's outer shadow, or penumbra, at 9:36 PM ET (6:36 PM PST). At 10:34 PM ET (7:34 PM PST), the partial phase of the lunar eclipse begins as the Moon slowly enters the darkest part of Earth's shadow. At that moment, a reddish ball of darkness appeared on the moon's face. The total eclipse is the pinnacle of the show, occurring from 11:41 PM ET (8:41 PM PST) to 12:43 PM ET (9:43 PM PST), when Earth's umbral shadow has completely engulfed the moon. This is a beautiful solar eclipse seen by millions of people in parts of North and South America, Western Europe and North Africa.

Here, Marcel Kusch captured this photo in Duisburg, Germany, showing a super blood moon eclipse above an industrial factory. Above the industrial park (Marcel Kusch/picture alliance via Getty Images) An eclipsed superstructure is seen above an industrial plant in the Duisburg Landscape Park in Duisburg, western Germany, on January 20, 2019. The Moon.

Griffith livestream (Christophe Gateau/picture alliance via Getty Images)

"Blood Wolf" at the Griffith Observatory in Los Angeles on January 21 The live photos of the total lunar eclipse are superimposed on the 360-degree panoramic photos of the Chinese spacecraft "Jade Haas", which eclipsed New York in 2019 (Gary Hershorn/Getty Images)

Even the city lights cannot surpass it Eclipsed Superman. Pictured here is a super wolf blood moon lunar eclipse passing over the World Trade Center in New York City on January 21, 2019 (Frank Rumpenhorst/picture alliance via Getty Images)

Another city stunned by a super wolf blood moon lunar eclipse. The eclipsed moon rises above Frankfurt, German skyscrapers and Commerzbank headquarters as it steps into Earth's shadow. (Gary Hershorn/Getty Images) )

The Super Wolf Blood Moon lunar eclipse begins in New York City on January 20, 2019, with the moon rising behind the Empire State Building. The moon has just entered the outer penumbral shadow of the Earth's shadow and has not yet shown a total solar eclipse. of red. Equestrian toy (Sebastian Kahnert/picture alliance via Getty Images)

The equestrian statue of Saxon King John in Dresden, Germany appears to have a luminous accessory with the moon rising from behind. On the 21st, the moon had just entered the core of the earth's shadow. On January 21, 2019, an airplane passed behind the tower of the Cologne Cathedral in Cologne, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. Lucky Photography (Henning ·Kaiser/Picture Alliance, Getty Images)

Photographer Henning Kaiser captured this stunning photo of a partially eclipsed Blood Moon on January 21, 2019, in Amateur astronomers observe and photograph the super blood moon lunar eclipse in Hammashtach above Budapest, Hungary, in 2019 (Gints Ivuskans/Shutterstock)

2019. Total lunar eclipse as seen from Latvia on January 21 New Jersey Moon (EQRoy/Shutterstock)

Super Blood Wolf Lunar Eclipse as seen from New Jersey. Although the Earth's shadow blocks sunlight from reaching the Moon directly, some of our star's light bends around the Earth's edge and reflects onto the Moon.

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