‘Blood Moon’ captured in photos around the world | World News

Stargazer worldwide has the opportunity to see a total lunar eclipse – called Blood Moon – on Sunday night and Monday morning.

The moon turns dark red, dark when the earth passes right between the sun and the moon, throwing its shadow across the surface of the moon.

Asia has the best seats in the DPR, while countries in the Middle East and Europe also enjoy the main views.

Eclipse is seen by the naked eye and unlike a safe solar eclipse to be seen directly because the reflected moonlight is not as bright as bright.

Royal Observatory Greenwich in London said the eclipse of the following month would not be until August next year.

Here are some big moments …