Super blood moon shines 2021 in different countries.

                            Super blood moon shines 2021 

•     DARKEST EVER SEEN. THE FULL MOON WILL BE THE SECOND SUPERMAN OF THE
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• v  EVER SEEN. THE FULL MOON WILL BE THE SECOND SUPERMAN OF THE SEASON AND IT WILL APPEAR.
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• v  BE THE SECOND SUPERMAN OF THE SEASON AND IT WILL APPEAR BRIGHTER AND LARGER THAN USUAL
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• v  SEASON AND IT WILL APPEAR BRIGHTER AND LARGER THAN USUAL AND IT’S CALLED THE FLOWER
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• v  BRIGHTER AND LARGER THAN USUAL AND IT’S CALLED THE FLOWER BLOOD MOON AND WILL BE ABOUT
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• v  AND IT’S CALLED THE FLOWER BLOOD MOON AND WILL BE ABOUT 220,000 MILES AWAY FROM EARTH.
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• v  BLOOD MOON AND WILL BE ABOUT 220,000 MILES AWAY FROM EARTH. TOMORROW MORNING. SO LET’S GET
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• v  220,000 MILES AWAY FROM EARTH. TOMORROW MORNING. SO LET’S GET TO SOME BASICS AND FIND OUT.
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• v  TOMORROW MORNING. SO LET’S GET TO SOME BASICS AND FIND OUT. IF WE’LL BE ABLE TO SEE IT HERE
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• v  TO SOME BASICS AND FIND OUT. IF WE’LL BE ABLE TO SEE IT HERE IN NORTHEAST FLORIDA.
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• v  IF WE’LL BE ABLE TO SEE IT HERE IN NORTHEAST FLORIDA. JOINING ME IN THE MORNING SHOW
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• v  IN NORTHEAST FLORIDA. JOINING ME IN THE MORNING SHOW IS BARBARA COHEN A PLANETARY
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• v  JOINING ME IN THE MORNING SHOW IS BARBARA COHEN A PLANETARY SCIENTIST WITH NASA HEY GOOD
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• v  IS BARBARA COHEN A PLANETARY SCIENTIST WITH NASA HEY GOOD MORNING.
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• v  SCIENTIST WITH NASA HEY GOOD MORNING. >> 2 MORE NUMBERS.
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• v  MORNING. >> 2 MORE NUMBERS. >>BRUCE HAMILTON: SO LET’S GET
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• v  >> 2 MORE NUMBERS. >>BRUCE HAMILTON: SO LET’S GET TO THOSE BASICS WHAT THEY CALL
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• v  >>BRUCE HAMILTON: SO LET’S GET TO THOSE BASICS WHAT THEY CALL IT THE SUPER FLOWER BLOOD MOON
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• v  TO THOSE BASICS WHAT THEY CALL IT THE SUPER FLOWER BLOOD MOON ANYWAY.
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• v  >> YOU’RE GOING TO GET A REALLY
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• v  >> YOU’RE GOING TO GET A REALLY SPECTACULAR CELESTIAL VIEWING
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• v  >> YOU’RE GOING TO GET A REALLY SPECTACULAR CELESTIAL VIEWING OF THE SUPER FLOWER BLOOD MOON,
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• v  SPECTACULAR CELESTIAL VIEWING OF THE SUPER FLOWER BLOOD MOON, IT’S THE FLOWER OF
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• v  OF THE SUPER FLOWER BLOOD MOON, IT’S THE FLOWER OF IN SPRINGTIME. IT’S A BLENDED
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• v  IT’S THE FLOWER OF IN SPRINGTIME. IT’S A BLENDED BECAUSE WE’RE GOING TO SEE A
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• v  IN SPRINGTIME. IT’S A BLENDED BECAUSE WE’RE GOING TO SEE A LUNAR ECLIPSE IT’S A SUPER MOON
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• v  BECAUSE WE’RE GOING TO SEE A LUNAR ECLIPSE IT’S A SUPER MOON BECAUSE IT’S THE CLOSEST IT’S
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• v  LUNAR ECLIPSE IT’S A SUPER MOON BECAUSE IT’S THE CLOSEST IT’S GOING TO GET TO THE EARTH IN
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• v  BECAUSE IT’S THE CLOSEST IT’S GOING TO GET TO THE EARTH IN OVER THE
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• v  GOING TO GET TO THE EARTH IN OVER THE WHOLE YEAR. SO AS IT GETS
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• v  OVER THE WHOLE YEAR. SO AS IT GETS CLOSER TO THE EARTH THE
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• v  WHOLE YEAR. SO AS IT GETS CLOSER TO THE EARTH THE STANDINGS LOOK BIGGER AND
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• v  CLOSER TO THE EARTH THE STANDINGS LOOK BIGGER AND BRIGHTER THAN A NORMAL
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• v  STANDINGS LOOK BIGGER AND BRIGHTER THAN A NORMAL FULL MOON, EVERYONE IS GOING TO
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• v  BRIGHTER THAN A NORMAL FULL MOON, EVERYONE IS GOING TO ABLE TO SEE THAT ACROSS THE
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• v  FULL MOON, EVERYONE IS GOING TO ABLE TO SEE THAT ACROSS THE U.S. IT’S GOING TO BE SOME
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• v  ABLE TO SEE THAT ACROSS THE U.S. IT’S GOING TO BE SOME GREAT VIEWING 2 NIGHTS AGO I
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• v  U.S. IT’S GOING TO BE SOME GREAT VIEWING 2 NIGHTS AGO I DID LOOK FOR THOSE OF US EAST
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• v  GREAT VIEWING 2 NIGHTS AGO I DID LOOK FOR THOSE OF US EAST ARE STORIES OF THE MISSISSIPPI
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• v  DID LOOK FOR THOSE OF US EAST ARE STORIES OF THE MISSISSIPPI WE’RE NOT GOING TO SEE THE
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• v  ARE STORIES OF THE MISSISSIPPI WE’RE NOT GOING TO SEE THE LUNAR ECLIPSE I WILL BE ABLE TO
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• v  WE’RE NOT GOING TO SEE THE LUNAR ECLIPSE I WILL BE ABLE TO SEE THAT IF YOU GO DOT NASA DOT
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• v  LUNAR ECLIPSE I WILL BE ABLE TO SEE THAT IF YOU GO DOT NASA DOT GOV. BUT THOSE OF U.S. WEST OF
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• v  SEE THAT IF YOU GO DOT NASA DOT GOV. BUT THOSE OF U.S. WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI WILL SEE HIM
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• v  GOV. BUT THOSE OF U.S. WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI WILL SEE HIM FULL
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• v  THE MISSISSIPPI WILL SEE HIM FULL LUNAR ECLIPSE JUST BEFORE
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• v  FULL LUNAR ECLIPSE JUST BEFORE SUNRISE AS THE SUN IS COMING
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• v  LUNAR ECLIPSE JUST BEFORE SUNRISE AS THE SUN IS COMING AND ABOUT
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• v  SUNRISE AS THE SUN IS COMING AND ABOUT 4.45.
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• v  AND ABOUT 4.45. >> WE’LL SEE THAT TOTAL ECLIPSE
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• v  4.45. >> WE’LL SEE THAT TOTAL ECLIPSE OF THE MOON YES, I HEAR THE
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• v  >> WE’LL SEE THAT TOTAL ECLIPSE OF THE MOON YES, I HEAR THE BEST PLACE TO ACTUALLY SEE THIS
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• v  OF THE MOON YES, I HEAR THE BEST PLACE TO ACTUALLY SEE THIS IS HAWAII. BUT WE WILL GET
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• v  BEST PLACE TO ACTUALLY SEE THIS IS HAWAII. BUT WE WILL GET A PEEK HERE IN FLORIDA AND I
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• v  IS HAWAII. BUT WE WILL GET A PEEK HERE IN FLORIDA AND I DID SOME CHECKING BEST TIME FOR
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• v  A PEEK HERE IN FLORIDA AND I DID SOME CHECKING BEST TIME FOR US, I THINK IS 4.47.
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• v  DID SOME CHECKING BEST TIME FOR US, I THINK IS 4.47. BUT WE’RE JUST GOING TO SEE
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• v  US, I THINK IS 4.47. BUT WE’RE JUST GOING TO SEE WHAT THEY CALL THE PENUMBRAL
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• v  BUT WE’RE JUST GOING TO SEE WHAT THEY CALL THE PENUMBRAL AND PARTIAL PHASES IN LAYMAN’S
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• v  WHAT THEY CALL THE PENUMBRAL AND PARTIAL PHASES IN LAYMAN’S TERMS WHAT’S THAT MEAN WE’RE
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• v  AND PARTIAL PHASES IN LAYMAN’S TERMS WHAT’S THAT MEAN WE’RE GOING TO SAY.
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• v  TERMS WHAT’S THAT MEAN WE’RE GOING TO SAY. >> THAT’S EXACTLY RIGHT.
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• v  GOING TO SAY. >> THAT’S EXACTLY RIGHT. SO AS THE EARTH IT’S BETWEEN
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• v  >> THAT’S EXACTLY RIGHT. SO AS THE EARTH IT’S BETWEEN THE MOON AND THE SUN, THERE IS
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• v  SO AS THE EARTH IT’S BETWEEN THE MOON AND THE SUN, THERE IS STILL BLOCKED THE SUN’S LIGHT
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• v  THE MOON AND THE SUN, THERE IS STILL BLOCKED THE SUN’S LIGHT FROM REACHING THEM IN. THAT’S
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• v  STILL BLOCKED THE SUN’S LIGHT FROM REACHING THEM IN. THAT’S CALLED THE
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• v  FROM REACHING THEM IN. THAT’S CALLED THE HENAN WORLD THAT’S WHAT YOU’LL
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• v  CALLED THE HENAN WORLD THAT’S WHAT YOU’LL SEE THE LIGHT STARTS START TO
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• v  HENAN WORLD THAT’S WHAT YOU’LL SEE THE LIGHT STARTS START TO SEE A LITTLE BIT OF A DIFFERENT
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• v  SEE THE LIGHT STARTS START TO SEE A LITTLE BIT OF A DIFFERENT MOOD. YOU CAN DEFINITELY SEE
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• v  SEE A LITTLE BIT OF A DIFFERENT MOOD. YOU CAN DEFINITELY SEE THAT
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• v  MOOD. YOU CAN DEFINITELY SEE THAT IN FLORIDA. I RULE IS WHEN THE
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• v  THAT IN FLORIDA. I RULE IS WHEN THE SUN IS TOTALLY BLOCKED FROM
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• v  IN FLORIDA. I RULE IS WHEN THE SUN IS TOTALLY BLOCKED FROM THE MINUTE. ALL OF THE SUN’S
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• v  SUN IS TOTALLY BLOCKED FROM THE MINUTE. ALL OF THE SUN’S RAYS ARE BEING REFRACTED
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• v  THE MINUTE. ALL OF THE SUN’S RAYS ARE BEING REFRACTED THROUGH THE THROUGH THE
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• v  RAYS ARE BEING REFRACTED THROUGH THE THROUGH THE EARTH’S ATMOSPHERE LIKE THE
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• v  THROUGH THE THROUGH THE EARTH’S ATMOSPHERE LIKE THE SUNRISE OR SUNSET AS A SUNRISE
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• v  EARTH’S ATMOSPHERE LIKE THE SUNRISE OR SUNSET AS A SUNRISE OR SUNSET AND GETS REDDER WE
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• v  SUNRISE OR SUNSET AS A SUNRISE OR SUNSET AND GETS REDDER WE SEE THAT ON EARTH
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• v  OR SUNSET AND GETS REDDER WE SEE THAT ON EARTH ALL OF THOSE RED LIGHT THAT
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• v  SEE THAT ON EARTH ALL OF THOSE RED LIGHT THAT SCATTERED THROUGH THE
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• v  ALL OF THOSE RED LIGHT THAT SCATTERED THROUGH THE ATMOSPHERE GETS PROJECTED ON
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• v  SCATTERED THROUGH THE ATMOSPHERE GETS PROJECTED ON SUNDAY AND SO THE TOTAL ECLIPSE
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• v  ATMOSPHERE GETS PROJECTED ON SUNDAY AND SO THE TOTAL ECLIPSE WE SEE THAT GO SLEEP COPPERY
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• v  SUNDAY AND SO THE TOTAL ECLIPSE WE SEE THAT GO SLEEP COPPERY COLOR. FOAM
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• v  WE SEE THAT GO SLEEP COPPERY COLOR. FOAM ERIC LESS.
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• v  COLOR. FOAM ERIC LESS. >>BRUCE HAMILTON: AND LET’S
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• v  ERIC LESS. >>BRUCE HAMILTON: AND LET’S TALK A BIT YOU KNOW RETURNING
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• v  >>BRUCE HAMILTON: AND LET’S TALK A BIT YOU KNOW RETURNING TO TO TALK WITH
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• v  TALK A BIT YOU KNOW RETURNING TO TO TALK WITH THE NELSON. THE NEW NASA
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• v  TO TO TALK WITH THE NELSON. THE NEW NASA ADMINISTRATORS COUPLE OF DAYS
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• v  THE NELSON. THE NEW NASA ADMINISTRATORS COUPLE OF DAYS AGO. YEAH ARTEMIS PROGRAM AND
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• v  ADMINISTRATORS COUPLE OF DAYS AGO. YEAH ARTEMIS PROGRAM AND SENDING US ASTRONAUTS BACK
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• v  AGO. YEAH ARTEMIS PROGRAM AND SENDING US ASTRONAUTS BACK TARGETS 2024.
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• v  SENDING US ASTRONAUTS BACK TARGETS 2024. DOABLE OR PUSHING THINGS IN
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• v  TARGETS 2024. DOABLE OR PUSHING THINGS IN YOUR OPION.
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• v  DOABLE OR PUSHING THINGS IN YOUR OPION. >>LAUREN VERNO: WELL WE’RE
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• v  YOUR OPION. >>LAUREN VERNO: WELL WE’RE WORKING AS HARD AS WE CAN TO ME
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• v  >>LAUREN VERNO: WELL WE’RE WORKING AS HARD AS WE CAN TO ME DAY CONGRESS HAS
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• v  WORKING AS HARD AS WE CAN TO ME DAY CONGRESS HAS FOR US. WE’RE DEFINITELY ON
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• v  DAY CONGRESS HAS FOR US. WE’RE DEFINITELY ON TRACK. WE’VE GOT A LOT OF HER
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• v  FOR US. WE’RE DEFINITELY ON TRACK. WE’VE GOT A LOT OF HER BEING DOES A LOT OF CONTRACTS
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• v  TRACK. WE’VE GOT A LOT OF HER BEING DOES A LOT OF CONTRACTS BEING
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• v  BEING DOES A LOT OF CONTRACTS BEING LET OUT. I HAVE NO DOUBT THOUGH
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• v  BEING LET OUT. I HAVE NO DOUBT THOUGH NELSON IS PUSHING AS HARD AS
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• v  LET OUT. I HAVE NO DOUBT THOUGH NELSON IS PUSHING AS HARD AS HE CAN TO MEET THAT.
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• v  NELSON IS PUSHING AS HARD AS HE CAN TO MEET THAT. BUT WHENEVER WE DO GO BACK WE’RE
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• v  HE CAN TO MEET THAT. BUT WHENEVER WE DO GO BACK WE’RE REALLY EXCITED TO BE PUTTING
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• v  WHENEVER WE DO GO BACK WE’RE REALLY EXCITED TO BE PUTTING HUMANS THERE TO YOU DO
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• v  REALLY EXCITED TO BE PUTTING HUMANS THERE TO YOU DO ADDITIONAL WORK THAT
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• v  HUMANS THERE TO YOU DO ADDITIONAL WORK THAT ADDITIONAL SAMPLES BUT TO GO
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• v  ADDITIONAL WORK THAT ADDITIONAL SAMPLES BUT TO GO SOMEWHERE YOU’VE NEVER BEEN
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• v  ADDITIONAL SAMPLES BUT TO GO SOMEWHERE YOU’VE NEVER BEEN BEFORE TO KNOW
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• v  SOMEWHERE YOU’VE NEVER BEEN BEFORE TO KNOW WHERE POLLS. WHERE WE MIGHT

1. v  BEFORE TO KNOW WHERE POLLS. WHERE WE MIGHT HAVE RESOURCES LIKE A LOT OF

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• v  WHERE POLLS. WHERE WE MIGHT HAVE RESOURCES LIKE A LOT OF SOME LIGHT AND POSSIBLY EVEN
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• v  HAVE RESOURCES LIKE A LOT OF SOME LIGHT AND POSSIBLY EVEN WATER ICE THAT ARE GOING TO
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• v  SOME LIGHT AND POSSIBLY EVEN WATER ICE THAT ARE GOING TO HELP US LIVE OFF THE AND HELP
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• v  WATER ICE THAT ARE GOING TO HELP US LIVE OFF THE AND HELP US LIVE AND WORK IN SPACE.
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• v  HELP US LIVE OFF THE AND HELP US LIVE AND WORK IN SPACE. >>BRUCE HAMILTON: BARBARA SOME.
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• v  sun and the moon its shadow begins falling across the surface of the moon the penumbra phase of the eclipse and the umbrais when the earth's entire shadow is cast but not all the sunlight is intercepted and that's what gives the moon that reddish hue as earth's atmosphere scatters the blue light but allows red light to filter through much like during a sunset the impressive celestial dance lasting about 14 minutes and after being closed due to lockdowns this sydney australia observatory.
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• v  welcomed people in to watch it all unfold it's a lovely event now because Sydney observatory is open again at night um just for this event this time around it's been we've been closed for the last year.
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• v  there's a bit of a buzz around amongst the staff here tonight to be able to present some astronomy to the public and if you missed the cosmic show this time you'll have to wait until next year to catch another super moon or total lunar eclipse as for the flower
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• v  part of the super flower blood moon well that's named after the large number
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v  of flowers that bloom during the month of may i'm meteorologist ross hall..