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I love your comment,raised my kids to look up,and brake for rainbows.you are right,tho we cant see the red moon with camera,as RA,doesnt mean it isnt there.there but for Gods grace of RA go I
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As is often the case, a reader has gone on to read another post listed in this one and made a comment which I wish that everyone in the world could read! If you have time, please read Rachel’s comment here too. Thanks.
We saw and photographed a “blood moon” several years ago. The trick is to use a tripod and a prolonged exposure time. 🙂
I read in an article yesterday that if you were on the moon looking at the earth during a lunar eclipse, the halo around the earth would be fiery red. You would essentially be viewing “all the sunrises and sunsets on earth, all at the same time.” That’s where the red color comes from – a reflection of all Earth’s sunrises and sunsets. 🙂
The lunar eclipse was spectacular in Oklahoma last night, I didn’t even try to take any pictures of it due to my photographic limitations. I just watched it and have it tucked away in my memory.
I’m glad ya’ll saw it. My camera was a handicap too as you can see, but I loved the challenge. It was a neat memory – we got a little bit loud and a sherriff slowed down to peek at us. 🙂
Now that would have made an interesting blog post … I’m writing this post from the county jail cell this morning. lol