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Stunning ‘Blood Moon’ Graces the Night Sky

A breathtaking total lunar eclipse turned the Moon deep red, mesmerizing skywatchers across the world

The eclipse was best seen in the Americas, Western Europe, and parts of Africa on March 13-14

Social media flooded with incredible photos of the red-hued Moon glowing in the night sky

The red color is caused by Rayleigh scattering, where Earth's atmosphere filters blue light, letting red tones pass through

The total lunar eclipse lasted about 65 minutes, creating a mesmerizing cosmic display

The next total lunar eclipse is set for September 7-8, lasting for 82 minutes

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