A total lunar eclipse, also known as a blood moon, captivated billions worldwide on September 7-8. Visible across Asia, parts of Australia, and eastern Europe, the eclipse occurred when Earth's shadow completely covered the moon. The moon took on a rusty red hue due to scattered sunlight. Stunning photos captured the event's various phases, showcasing the moon's surface details and Earth's shadow.

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