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Samantha Mathewson

Dazzling photos of this month's total lunar eclipse showcase a blood red moon near the Milky Way's heart

A bunch of white-domed observatories under the starry sky. The Milky Way's heart arches over them all. To the right, the blood moon.

Breathtaking photos of the total lunar eclipse from earlier this month capture a glowing, blood red moon and star-studded heart of the Milky Way in the night skies over Chile.

A total lunar eclipse occurred overnight across March 13-14, coinciding with the Full Worm Moon. The maximum phase, or totality, occurred at 2:59 a.m. EDT (6:59 GMT) on March 14, causing the moon to appear a deep red color in the night sky.

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