A cosmic trifecta will occur this Wednesday, January 31, when some parts of the planet will see not just a super moon, a blue moon or a Blood Moon, but a super Blue Blood Moon. A combination of events that last occurred 152 years ago, it will be best seen in the early hours before dawn across North America and the Pacific Ocean region.
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Category: Space
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- Astronomy
- Moon
- NASA
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