Watch: Stargazers around the world glimpse 'Blood Moon' lunar eclipse
Summary
People around the world watched a near-total lunar eclipse, known as a 'Blood Moon,' when the Sun, Earth, and Moon lined up in the sky. This event happened just weeks after a major solar eclipse was seen by millions.Key Facts
- A near-total lunar eclipse occurred on Thursday night and early Friday morning.
- This type of eclipse where the Moon appears red is called a 'Blood Moon.'
- The eclipse happens when the Sun, Earth, and Moon align.
- The event was visible to people in many parts of the world.
- It followed a significant solar eclipse seen by millions about weeks ago.
- Lunar eclipses allow people to see changes in the Moon’s color and brightness.
- Stargazers gathered globally to observe this natural event.
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