Two astro photographers captured a fantastic timelapse of the red lunar eclipse that people saw on November 8, 2022.
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Astro photographers Astrofalls aka Bray and his friend Clanger_Mcbanger aka Derek captured a stunning timelapse of the lunar eclipse on November 8, 2022. In the video you can see the moon turn red, which NASA says is because only longer-wavelength red, orange and yellow light passed through the Earth's atmosphere.
They shot the footage in Ironwood National Forest, Arizona, and both Bray and Derek's feeds are a collection of next level astro photography.
The lunar eclipse right now!!!!! pic.twitter.com/6NogUDymba
— Bray Falls (@astrofalls) November 8, 2022
Via Reddit.
