Last total lunar eclipse in three years seen from Australia

Описание: (8 Nov 2022) AUSTRALIA LUNAR ECLIPSE

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Yeppoon, Australia - 8 November 2022
1. Mid of the Moon at the start of a lunar eclipse
2. Various of dancer dancing with firesticks during a lunar eclipse
3. Various of moon light on the Pacific Ocean
4. Mid of the Moon in partial eclipse
5. Various of the fire dancer
6. Mid of the Moon in full eclipse
LEADIN:
The last total lunar eclipse in three years happened on Tuesday (8 November).
It was visible from the east coast of Australia, where the moon light was reflecting in the Pacific ocean.
STORYLINE:
On Tuesday (8 November), the moon passed through the shadow of the Earth, creating a total lunar eclipse.
For space watchers down on the ground, it's a rare but exciting opportunity to see a phenomenon that has fascinated humans for millennia.
The eclipse was visible from most of North, Central and South America, Australia and Asia.
However, the total eclipse, lasting just 25 minutes, was limited to parts of northwestern South America, the north of the Caribbean and limited parts of southeast Asia and the west of Australia.
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