See the images of the lunar eclipse that left the Moon reddish
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See the images of the lunar eclipse that left the Moon reddish

SIC Notícias28 August 2026 at 08:46

A reddish Moon marked the last eclipse of the year. The astronomical phenomenon was recorded in various points around the world, where the Moon was partially obscured by Earth's shadow. During this type of eclipse, the Moon acquires a reddish hue due to the way sunlight is filtered by Earth's atmosphere. The article presents images of the lunar eclipse that allow observing the phenomenon.

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