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Why isn't the moon red? September's 'blood moon' didn't dazzle everywhere. Here's why
If you didn't catch the " blood moon " Sept. 7-8 from your backyard in the United States, there's a perfectly good explanation — it wasn't visible in North America. The moon took on a striking red color for millions of people in Europe, Africa, Asia and Australia thanks to a total lunar eclipse.
A blood moon rose in the night sky this week, offering a dazzling celestial event for people across multiple continents.
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The total eclipse, or the “totality” phase, lasted 82 minutes, giving skywatchers plenty of time to admire the moon’s ...
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