Beautiful composite image showing transition from full moon to full lunar eclipse and back. https://t.co/2noOlk3PZo pic.twitter.com/q2A6Qda3A8
— Scott Barry Kaufman (@sbkaufman) September 28, 2015
Last night, the Moon’s closest approach to Earth in its orbit coincided with a total lunar eclipse—which won’t happen again for 18 years—for an impressive show in the sky, and we’ve got the pics to prove it.
(via NASA HQ)
(via NASA HQ)
My sister managed to not only see the eclipse but took these amazing pictures as well! (c)Tenley Thompson Photography pic.twitter.com/NLuzzx61eZ
— Tisha Thompson (@TishaOnTV) September 28, 2015
51 image composite of last nights #lunar #Eclipse. Castle Rock near Quinter, KS. pic.twitter.com/x1fzfO1rKU
— Brian Miner (@BDMphoto) September 28, 2015
There are even more images in NASA’s Flickr photo gallery, and of course, there were plenty of jokes to go around:
If you thought last night’s moon was impressive, wait until they release the Ultimate Solar Eclipse pack! pic.twitter.com/INfVtWYnRD
— Insomnia56 (@MultiplayEvents) September 28, 2015
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