Qilu Network · Lightning News May 27 News On the evening of May 26, the annual heavyweight celestial phenomenon "Super Moon + Total Lunar Eclipse" group appeared in the night sky, forming a "super red moon". It is also the only total lunar eclipse of the year.
In the evening of the same day, the sky over the New Lake Scenic Area in Texas was clear, providing good weather conditions for the public to watch the red moon. After 20 o'clock, the moon gradually eclipses from the crescent moon, taking on a mysterious and elegant bronze color. Until 21:40, a total lunar eclipse is generated. For more than two hours, Texas photographers used 150–600 sunlight lenses plus multiple exposures to record the entire process of the Red Moon.
Photo by Li Yan