The total lunar eclipse that happened on Wednesday was special. For 77 minutes, the moon was bathed in a somber red-orange huge, the result of all the sunrises and sunsets on Earth projecting themselves onto the moon. Better yet, the moon was a “supermoon,” meaning it appeared slightly bigger than average. If you missed Wednesday’s rare solar eclipse, check out this beautiful time lapse.
Watch the silvery moon turn blood red in this stunning time lapse
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