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    The Red Moon is seen during total eclipses and the shades of reds and yellows are due to the Earth atmospheric scattering of the Sun light. In poor words, we're likely enjoying with an huge sunset cast on our satellite, and this is dated March 3rd, 2007 during Earth shadow ingress.
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    Date Uploaded: Sep 5, 2014
    Copyright: © Paolo Lazzarotti
    Categories: Places, Space