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Early Saturday morning, the Earth will move between the moon and the sun, completing one of the shortest lunar eclipses in recent history. The event, which will be total for just under five minutes, will be most easily visible for those in Australia and East Asia on Saturday night. The east of America will also get some chance to spot it, with it getting less spectacular towards the west of the country. The eclipse is the third in a tetrad of lunar eclipses, made up of four in a series that began in April last year and will end in September. As such, some have seen the event as deeply significant — the tetrad could be a sign from God, some Christian pastors have said, and may even be a message that judgment is coming. In pictures: Blood Moon October 2014 In pictures: Blood Moon October 2014 1/10 Blood Moon A lunar eclipse is seen in Tokyo 2/10 Blood Moon A lunar eclipse appears above City Park in Casper, USA 3/10 Blood Moon The moon turns orange during a total lunar eclipse behind the CN Tower and the skyline during moonset in Toronto 4/10 Blood Moon The Earth's shadow renders the moon during a total lunar eclipse over Milwaukee, USA 5/10 Blood Moon A total lunar eclipse is seen behind a ferris wheel in Tokyo 6/10 Blood Moon The Blood Moon, created by the full moon passing into the shadow of the earth during a total lunar eclipse, as seen from Monterey Park, California 7/10 Blood Moon A total lunar eclipse, also known as a "blood moon", is pictured from Encinitas, California 8/10 Blood Moon A man and a woman look at the moon as they ride a Ferris wheel, while a total lunar eclipse begins in Tokyo 9/10 Blood Moon The Earth's shadow renders the moon as a person in Ferris wheel observes it during a total lunar eclipse in Tokyo 10/10 Blood Moon A plane flies before the moon at the beginning of a total lunar eclipse in Yokkaichi, central Japan But for most of the people that see the eclipse, it will be at least initially visible by making the moon turn a deep red. The red colour comes from Rayleigh scattering — which also accounts for the deep red of sunsets and is caused by the way light is scattered as it travels through space. The colouring sometimes leads to lunar eclipses being called a “blood moon”. The redness will be most visible towards the bottom of the moon, which will be closest to the shadow cast by the Earth. The event will begin at about 3.16am pacific time on Saturday morning in the local time zone, or 6.16pm on Friday evening UK time. It will continue for an hour and 45 minutes, but it is in the middle of that time that the eclipse will be total. For those in the UK and elsewhere that won’t be able to see it, Nasa’s Marshall Space Flight Center will be providing a livestream of the event. The center will also be taking questions during the event and before on its Twitter feed. Reuse content
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Danas će se zbiti potpuna ili totalna pomrčina Mjeseca ukupnog trajanja od pet sati i 56 minuta, ali neće biti vidljiva iz Hrvatske, jer Mjesec prolazi kroz polusjenu na završetku pomrčine u vrijeme kada kod nas nastupa večernji sumrak, doznaje se u Zvjezdarnici Zagreb Mjesec će potpuno u Zemljinoj sjeni provesti 51 minutu, a pomrčina će biti vidljiva iz Sjeverne Europe, Istočne Afrike, Azije, Australije, s Pacifika (Tihi ocean) i Sjeverne Amerike. Mjesec će početi ulaziti u Zemljinu sjenu u 13,45 sati po srednjoeuropskom vremenu, a potpuna pomrčina Mjeseca vidjet će se od 15,06 sati, također po srednjoeuropskom vremenu. Za vrijeme pomrčine Sunce, Zemlja i Mjesec su točno u ravnini, tako da do Mjeseca ne dopire direktna Sunčeva svjetlost jer je on u Zemljinoj sjeni. Ipak Mjesec nikada ne prekriva potpuni mrak, već poprima crvenkastu boju, jer dio Sunčeve svjetlosti 'zaobilaznim' putem dođe do Mjeseca. Crvena boja se kod pomrčine Mjeseca javlja iz sličnih razloga zbog kojih je i Sunce na zalazu crveno. Sljedeća potpuna pomrčina Mjeseca dogodit će se tek 15. travnja 2014. godine. Iz Zvjezdarnice Zagreb najavljuju da će se tijekom 2012. zbiti četiri pomrčine - i to po dvije pomrčine Sunca i Mjeseca. Naime, 20. svibnja 2012. zbit će se prstenasta pomrčina Sunca vidljiva iz Azije, s Pacifika (Tihi ocean), sa zapada Sjeverne Amerike, Kine, Japana i dijela Grenlanda, a 4. lipnja 2012. zbit će se djelomična pomrčina Mjeseca vidljiva iz Azije, Australije, s Pacifika i iz obje Amerike. Totalna ili potpuna pomrčina Sunca koja će se kao djelomična moći vidjeti iz Australije, s Novog Zelanda, s južnog Pacifika i s južnog dijela Južne Amerike, dok će linija totaliteta prolaziti od Australije preko južnog Pacifika zbit će se 13. studenoga 2012., a 28. studenoga 2012. zbit će se djelomična pomrčina Mjeseca Zemljinom polusjenom. Pomrčina će se vidjeti iz Europe osim krajnjeg sjevera, istočne i dijela središnje Afrike, Azije, Australije, Novog Zelanda, Pacifika i Sjeverne Amerike. - Sviđa vam se članak? Preporučite ga prijateljima putem ovih servisa: Pošaljite mailom