The page News.nationalgeographic.com has a full review of the event and also the facebook page of National Geographic has a wall post where visitors can comment. After six hours that the post was published it has more than six thousand likes and almost 300 comments.
The lunar eclipse will be visible on the far western portion of North America, East Asia and Australia. It will start on saturday at 4:45 a.m. Pacific Time.
About Lunar Eclipses
This beautiful event where the Moon turns red occurs when the full moon, Earth and the sun get aligned. This makes that the moon crosses through Earth's shadow. The event only happens a few times a year.
No comments:
Post a Comment
Your comment will appear as soon as it is reviewed