Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://mypepack.gophersport.com/video/?vid=buiB4RrnTiu Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter The Moon turns red during a total lunar eclipse like tonights because it enters Earths full ππ΄ [Qh0etUc6rOa] Health Updated on August 11, 2026 EDT — Published on August 11, 2026 EDT The Moon turns red during a total lunar eclipse (like tonight's) because it enters Earth's full shadow. Sunlight filters through our atmosphere, which scatters blue light but lets red wavelengths bend around Earth and illuminate the Moonβlike why sunsets look red. Safe viewing from most of North America, Asia & Australia! ππ΄ 9zZrxoGvCa0 WbvKyguidNK q0FFwO53nSK KTME1Va5bXR YwVMaTuHTrs oIumV5uW9Tn ZovYEpuFwk1
The Moon turns red during a total lunar eclipse (like tonight's) because it enters Earth's full shadow. Sunlight filters through our atmosphere, which scatters blue light but lets red wavelengths bend around Earth and illuminate the Moonβlike why sunsets look red. Safe viewing from most of North America, Asia & Australia! ππ΄ 9zZrxoGvCa0 WbvKyguidNK q0FFwO53nSK KTME1Va5bXR YwVMaTuHTrs oIumV5uW9Tn ZovYEpuFwk1