‘Blood moon’ lunar eclipse to be visible in sky above Norfolk
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How to see blood moon lunar eclipse in sky above Norfolk
The next total lunar eclipse will happen on the evening of September 7. A lunar eclipse happens when the Earth aligns between the Sun and the Moon. This creates a shadow on the Moon which can sometimes appear as a reddish shade.
A lunar eclipse happens when the Earth aligns between the Sun and the Moon.
This creates a shadow on the Moon which can sometimes appear as a reddish shade and is described as a “Blood Moon”.
According to the Royal Museum of Greenwich, the next eclipse will reach its maximum point at 7.11pm.
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However, the moon is not set to rise until 7.33pm which means that it will appear already in eclipse.
It will be visible until around 7.52pm – but it could be quite hard to see because of how low the Moon will be sitting on the horizon.
A spokeswoman for the museum has advised people to “find a high point with a clear view to the east” to give themselves the best chance.
How to see blood moon lunar eclipse in sky above Norfolk
The next total lunar eclipse will happen on the evening of September 7. A lunar eclipse happens when the Earth aligns between the Sun and the Moon. This creates a shadow on the Moon which can sometimes appear as a reddish shade.
A lunar eclipse happens when the Earth aligns between the Sun and the Moon.
This creates a shadow on the Moon which can sometimes appear as a reddish shade and is described as a “Blood Moon”.
According to the Royal Museum of Greenwich, the next eclipse will reach its maximum point at 7.11pm.
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However, the moon is not set to rise until 7.33pm which means that it will appear already in eclipse.
It will be visible until around 7.52pm – but it could be quite hard to see because of how low the Moon will be sitting on the horizon.
A spokeswoman for the museum has advised people to “find a high point with a clear view to the east” to give themselves the best chance.
‘Blood moon’ lunar eclipse to be visible in sky above Norfolk
The next total lunar eclipse will happen on the evening of September 7. A lunar eclipse happens when the Earth aligns between the Sun and the Moon. This creates a shadow on the Moon which can sometimes appear as a reddish shade and is described as a “Blood Moon”
The next total lunar eclipse will happen on the evening of September 7.
A lunar eclipse happens when the Earth aligns between the Sun and the Moon.
This creates a shadow on the Moon which can sometimes appear as a reddish shade and is described as a “Blood Moon”.
According to the Royal Museum of Greenwich, the next eclipse will reach its maximum point at 7.11pm.
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However, the moon is not set to rise until 7.33pm which means that it will appear already in eclipse.
It will be visible until around 7.52pm – but it could be quite hard to see because of how low the Moon will be sitting on the horizon.
A spokeswoman for the museum has advised people to “find a high point with a clear view to the east” to give themselves the best chance.
Source: https://www.edp24.co.uk/news/25413815.see-blood-moon-lunar-eclipse-sky-norfolk/?ref=yahoo