【Hostess in Heat】

2025-06-26 05:54:43 [Science] Source: Opportunity Information Network

On Tuesday morning,Hostess in Heat a good number of people were treated to the beauty that is a rare super blue blood moon.

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The event combined a super moon (when the moon is at its closest point to Earth), a blue moon (the second full moon of the month), and a blood moon (a total lunar eclipse) for a wondrous astronomical event visible to over half the globe, especially for those on the U.S. West Coast and in Australia, Northern Russia, Eastern Asia, and the Middle East.

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For those that weren't privy to the spectacular presentation in person, the folks at NASA made sure to livestream the event for their viewing pleasure.

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Across the globe, though, plenty of folks got out in the wee hours of Wednesday morning and enjoyed the sight.

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In case you missed it, get ready to wait a bit. According to NASA, the next confluence of all three of these events won't be visible in the U.S. again until 2037.

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