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Photos: Super Blood Moon Total Eclipse
January 21, 2019
There was quite the celestial show Sunday night with perfect cold, clear weather for a Super Blood Moon total eclipse.
It’s was the only total lunar eclipse of 2019. Visible for its entirety in the U.S., this eclipse was referred to by some as a super blood moon – “super” because the Moon will be closest to Earth in its orbit during the full moon and “blood” because the total lunar eclipse will turn the Moon a reddish hue.
Pictured: Sunday’s night’s lunar eclipse seen from North Escambia during totality. NorthEscambia.com photos by William Reynolds, click to enlarge.
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8 Responses to “Photos: Super Blood Moon Total Eclipse”
Really nice pictures of the eclipse. The eclipse in itself was amazing, but the clear skies made to stars even more spectacular last night. It’s nice to live in an area not polluted by street lights. The natural light last night really was fantastic! God is GREAT
If there was a commandment about coveting another’s camera, I just broke it! Wow. What great pictures.
Watched it all last night…and of course unable to take photos with cell phone…..so thank you so much for these..terrific!
Great pictures William.
We also kept an eye on the show last night. It was quite spectacular.
..Great photos..good job..
God’s Gifts to us here on Earth. Watched all of the eclipse, bundled up and coffee in hand on back porch.
Jan. 21, 2019 is National Hugging Day in the USA.
Guess in today’s world we’d best Ask First, Hug ONLY if Okay and have witnesses.
Brightest moon I have seen in my 67 years.
Such wonderful images William