A rare celestial phenomenon occurred after a span of 150 years, on January 31. A lunar trilogy was witnessed wherein a Supermoon, a Blue Moon and a lunar eclipse occurred. As per reports, United States saw the celestial trifecta before sunrise on Wednesday.
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Other places which lie further east like The Middle East, Asia, Eastern Russia, Australia and New Zealand witnessed the super blue blood moon during moonrise during the evening of January 31. People across the world have captured mesmerizing pictures of the rare phenomena.
From the Statue of Liberty in New York to the India Gate in Delhi, the Super Blue Blood Moon was an enthralling experience. People went agog after watching the rare celestial phenomenon. Let’s have a look how Twitter reacts to the #SuperBlueBloodMoon
Photo of the Century ( rather in 150 years ) : #SuperBlueBloodMoon #IndiaGate , Delhi pic.twitter.com/N6MHGiTJn2 — Supriya Bhardwaj (@Supriya23bh) January 31, 2018
Chasing the #SuperBlueBloodMoon and the #lunareclipse in Delhi pic.twitter.com/QaNmTaG6Gj — Subhra Priyadarshini (@Subhrapr) January 31, 2018
@SkymetWeather #SuperBlueBloodMoon from ma terrace in Chennai pic.twitter.com/WsJVlHRW0k — Rakesh punmia (@RPDeoli) January 31, 2018
The #SuperBlueBloodMoon makes Great Sand Dunes National Park look like another planet #Colorado pic.twitter.com/MgpClJY08M — US Department of the Interior (@Interior) January 31, 2018
Super Blue Blood Moon over Jerusalem tonight.
Stunning photo of the #SuperBlueBloodMoon set against the tallest building in the world #BurjKhalifa taken by #Dubai Crown Prince @HamdanMohammed pic.twitter.com/wqvOkN5SXz
— Aysha A. Taryam (@ayshataryam) January 31, 2018
WOW!! Spectacular view of the #SuperBlueBloodMoon eclipse behind the Statue of Liberty in #newyork this morning. #lunareclipse #extremeweather
Photo: @GaryHershorn pic.twitter.com/87tlHziBVy— WEATHER/ METEO WORLD (@StormchaserUKEU) January 31, 2018
Here's a look at this morning's #SuperBlueBloodMoon over New York City's Manhattan skyline pic.twitter.com/VS9pyxMFo8
— Mike Waterhouse (@MikeWaterhouse) January 31, 2018
#SuperBlueBloodMoon
If you live in North America, Alaska or Hawaii,
the eclipse will be visible before sunrise on Jan-31.
For those in Middle East, Asia, eastern Russia, Australia & New Zealand, the “super blue blood moon” can be seen during moonrise in the evening of the 31st
IMAGE CREDIT: Newindianexpress.com
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