Today marks the end of the total lunar eclipse, the stage of the eclipse where the Moon was completely engulfed by Earth’s shadow, turning a striking red.
After totality ends, a partial eclipse will continue until 20:56, and then a faint penumbral eclipse will last until 21:55 – a more subtle occurrence where the Moon travels through the outer part of Earth’s shadow, resulting in a faint dimming.
Hopefully, the weather was kind enough to you all, and you got a chance to appreciate the striking shade of red hanging in the night sky.
Among countries experiencing an eclipse, such as the Philippines and, Democratic Congo. This spectacular celestial event was visible to observers in Asia, Africa, Europe, and Australia, drawing millions of sky-watchers for the captivating sight.