January skywatchers are get exciting because a rare event will happen in the sky - Super Blue Blood Moon Eclipse. This phenomenon occur in every 150 years - so in our lifetime never again except if we discovery the long life formula. But what means this? This is a combination of 2 full moon - this they call blue moon when in one months two full moon occur (the first full moon was at 2 of jan), supermoon when the moon's perigee its closest approach to Earth in a single orbit and then we see the moon much bigger and brighter and also will be Lunar Eclipse, when the moon passes into Earth's shadow.
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| Day and night sides of Earth at the eclipse (13:30 UT). You must be on the night side of the world to witness it. |
Regions seeing, at least, some parts of the eclipse: North/East Europe, Asia, Australia, North/East Africa, North America, North/West South America, Pacific, Atlantic, Indian Ocean, Arctic, Antarctica.
But i have a bad news - Africa, a large percentage of the Americas, along with the UK, Middle east and eastern Europe won’t see the eclipse because the eclipse will already be underway as the moon rises :(
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| Animation of the 2018 January 31 total lunar eclipse |
The moon accumulates pleasures in this month - and we should also get ready for the energies what we get and work with it.
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