Did
you see it? Did you see the Blood Moon on the morning of April 4, 2015? I did
and I have the photos to prove it.
A
Blood Moon is caused by a total lunar eclipse. This particular Blood Moon was
the third in a series of four within 18 months. This series of four eclipses,
six months apart, is called a tetrad. There will be a total of eight tetrads
between 2000 and 2100. This is the second tetrad of the century. The moon will
typically look orange or red and is caused by the rays of sunlight bending
around the Earth, which is between the sun and the moon. The color is caused as
the sunlight bends through the Earth's atmosphere. . . READ MORE SEE ANOTHER PHOTO
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