The Moon Over Michigan

It is an eerie feeling. Totality can last for no more than about seven and a half minutes but is usually less than three minutes long.

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Moons Big and Small , photo by Kevin. Kevin is a regular on Michigan in Pictures with his stunning photos of the night sky. He made a comparison of the perigee and apogee Moons of and shared this explanation:.

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Why is there such a difference, you may ask? The image I put together shows the difference between the size of the Moon at perigee March and apogee October This comparison makes the size difference quite clear. Kevin adds that both images of the Moon were taken with exactly the same equipment.

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View it bigger and see more in his massive The Moon slideshow. This full moon is the strawberry moon , and you can click that link for more about that and unsurprisingly a photo from Kevin! In some months, the full moon is closer to us in orbit than others. Perigee comes on October 16 at Nowadays, people call these close full moons supermoons.

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Full moons at their closest to Earth do look brighter. They have a larger-than-usual effect on earthly tides. The eclipse will be harder to see in the lightening pre-dawn sky, and the Moon will set after 7: The peak of the blood moon eclipse is at about 6: Californians and viewers in western Canada will be treated to the total eclipse phase from start to finish, though the penumbral shadow will pass after the Moon has set.

The umbral eclipse begins at 3: The totality phase ends about 6: Weather permitting, eclipse fans in Hawaii will experience the lunar eclipse from start to finish, as will skywatchers in Alaska, Australia and eastern Asia.



If you miss the Jan. Here's more from NASA: The eclipse begins at 5: EST, but the Moon will set less than a half-hour later.

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If you live in the Central time zone, viewing will be better, since the action begins when the Moon is higher in the western sky. CST the Earth's reddish shadow will be clearly noticeable on the Moon. The eclipse will be harder to see in the lightening pre-dawn sky, and the Moon will set after 7: The peak of the blood moon eclipse is at about 6: