On Sunday night people all across the United States were treated to a sight that hasn’t been seen since 1982 — the supermoon lunar eclipse.
A lunar eclipse happens when the Earth passes between the sun and the moon. The moon enters the Earth’s shadow, creating a reddish glow on the moon. (We’re actually in the middle of a cycle of three supermoons in a row. The first showed up Aug. 29, and the last will be Oct. 27.)
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Check out this amazing photo of the eclipse as seen from Temecula courtesy of Matthew Ressler Photography.
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