Last night the earth witnessed on of the most amazing lunar occurrences in modern history.
The supermoon (closest point of the moon’s orbit with the earth) combined with the bloodmoon (lunar eclipse) to form the extremely rare ‘superbloodmoon’ phenomena. Unfortunately, much of the world saw an unusual amount of cloud cover last night, but there were some dedicated photographers that went to extreme lengths to get some amazing shots.
Here are the top 10 taken last night;
I love it when a plan comes together! #Bloodmoon rising over Wedge Mountain in #Whistler Won't see again until 2033! pic.twitter.com/qTlIxyHCGr
— Dan Carr (@dancarrphoto) September 28, 2015
In case you missed the #SuperBloodMoon this is what happened: pic.twitter.com/JPr2NPXH67
— NortheastWeatherWx (@NEWeatherWx) September 28, 2015
There are nights when the wolves are silent and only the moon howls… ^ #yettocome #BloodMoon pic.twitter.com/pImeF9RMRl
— Guardian Angel (@Guardian_AngeI) September 24, 2015
Welcome to the northside, #SuperBloodMoon pic.twitter.com/XA8w0xJFok
— Adrian Weckler (@adrianweckler) September 27, 2015
#SuperBloodMoon over #Dublin, 3.04 a.m., 28.09.2015 (1): pic.twitter.com/hQ7Zw4AxKh
— Carole (Ducky) (@IrPsych) September 28, 2015
Please share;
[facebook][tweet][digg][stumble][Google]
[one_third]
[/one_third] [one_third]
[/one_third] [one_third_last]
[/one_third_last]