Super Moon 2015


 Super Moon 2015 

lunar obscuration happens when the moon goes into the Earth's shadow. At the point when the moon is completely obscured, it goes totally in the shadow, turns red or ruddy cocoa, and remains as such for 60 minutes. No uncommon hardware or eye assurance is expected to see it, and it is visible anyplace the sky is dull and the moon is unmistakable.

There are a few sorts of lunar shrouds, for example, when the moon goes into the edge of the palest piece of the shadow (a penumbral obscuration) or when the moon incompletely enters a more profound piece of the shadow (a fractional overshadowing).
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