Guys! Look at the moon.Why is it looking red?
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It is caused by the particles found in the earth's atmosphere. When light (or more specifically, packets of light called photons) from an astronomical object passes through the Earth's atmosphere, it scatters off of particles in the latter. It turns out that these particles like to scatter blue light more than they do red light.
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the blood moon lunar eclipse happens about twice a year including early Wednesday morning when the Sun Earth and moon line up so that themoon passes through the Earth's shadow
this causes moon to appear a dull red color due to sunlight scattered through the earth's atmosphere
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