TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 2月1日 09時00分

Millions of people who stayed up late on Jan. 30, or woke up early on Jan. 31, were treated to a rare natural spectacle: a Super Blue Blood Moon eclipse swept over the skies for the first time since 1982. What is that, exactly? It's a supermoon (a full or new moon that occurs within 90 percent of its closest approach to Earth), a blue moon (the second full moon of the month) and a total lunar eclipse. For those who opted to sleep in—or were cursed by cloudy skies—during the lunar eclipse, here's how it looked for skygazers around the world. Video source: Joe Stuart—@NASA TV/Newsflare/AP

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