Science news this week: Blood moon and a mysterious mummy

This week, Earth saw an amazing spectacle that was not seen since 2022 – the lunar lunar eclipse yesterday. This hidden heavenly game treated our neighbor with Sky Vachers with amazing view of a beautiful shadow of red, commonly known as “Blood Moon”.

This extraordinary color occurs during a total lunar eclipse, causing a tendency to scatter the rally, which causes some wavelengths of light to be scattered more than others. During the total eclipse, the earth stops the rays of the sun, but the light revolves around the edge of our planet, through the atmosphere. There, the particles in the atmosphere disperse the blue light of small wavelengths, leaving the tall orange and red wavelengths to cover the moon in its particular color.

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