Do not forget January 31 see superlangka phenomena, total lunar eclipse

The last rare natural event that took place 150 years ago will adorn the night sky in some parts of the world, including Indonesia, on Wednesday night tomorrow. Therefore do not forget the events that only turn out once in your life

The more popular Total Moon Eclipse called 'super blood blue moon' will be seen on January 31, most clearly seen in western North America, Asia, Middle East, Russia and Australia. "Super blue blood moon" is created from the blue moon - it's the second full moon in a calendar month - which coincides with the creation of a supermoon when the moon is on the track and becomes 14 percent brighter than usual
This phenomenon also coincides with the creation of "blood moon", the moment that occurs during the lunar eclipse when the moon in the shadows of the earth displays a red color blush. If humans who inhabit the eastern hemisphere of the last time to see a total lunar eclipse in 1982, then for humans who are in the western hemisphere of Earth, the last time to see a total lunar eclipse was in 1866

The eye level of the day, the moon and the Earth will last for one hour and 16 minutes and will be seen clearly before dawn 31 January across North America, Alaska, Hawaii and Canada. As for those in the Middle East, Asia, East Russia, Australia and New Zealand, 'super blue blood moon' can be watched as the moon rises on January 31st night