Explained: Why Will This Week’s ‘Blood Moon’ Look Red? Because The Sky Is Blue

ESA wants satellites around the Moon to make manned missions easier

A "Super Flower Blood Moon" lunar eclipse will be visible to western North and South America, the Pacific Ocean, Australasia, and eastern Asia next week. (Super=slightly larger than usual; Flower=Full Moon in May; Blood=lunar eclipse, which often colors the Moon red.)

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