Total Lunar Eclipse Visible Across Asia, Europe, and Africa

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Total Lunar Eclipse Visible Across Asia, Europe, and Africa

A total lunar eclipse was visible on Sunday, September 7, across Asia, parts of Europe, Africa, and western Australia. It was also called the blood moon as Earth’s shadow turned the moon an eerie deep red.

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  • no audio Video Location: Tokyo, Japan Video Recording Date/Time: September 8, NOTE: Time-lapse, 2025 between 01:51h to 02:30h

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