31 Stunning Photos of Sunday's Supermoon Eclipse
On Sunday night, people around the world witnessed an astronomical event that has only occurred five times since 1900: a rare total super harvest moon eclipse. The Moon was full, as near to us as it gets, and perfectly aligned with the Earth and Sun. The result was a giant, full Moon that appeared orange, rust, crimson, or red, the likes of which won't be seen again until 2033.
We've rounded up some of the best photos from last night's celestial event.
Even before the eclipse, the glowing supermoon provided plenty of photo ops:
Glastonbury, U.K. // Getty Images
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil // Getty Images
Wrigley Field in Chicago, Ill. // Getty Images
As the eclipse began…
Netanya, Israel // Getty Images
Trébons-sur-la-Grasse, France // Getty Images
And the complete lunar supermoon eclipse:
Godewaersvelde, France // Getty Images
Burbank, Calif. // Getty Images
Washington D.C. // Getty Images
Los Angeles, Calif. // Getty Images
Stasbourg, France // Getty Images
Los Angeles, Calif. // Getty Images
Caracas, Venezuela // Getty Images
Denver, Colo. // Getty Images
La Rochelle, France // Getty Images
Las Vegas, Nev. // Getty Images
Las Vegas, Nev. // Getty Images