Look at the Moon
What Moon?
The moon disappeared on the morning of January 31st. This was the the first occurrence of a total lunar eclipse and simultaneous blue blood moon in over 30 years. Lunar eclipses are not all that uncommon nor are blood moons, but the U.S has not seen a total lunar eclipse since 1986. The fact
that they were on the same day is extremely rare. The eclipse lasted from around 4:40 to 6:00 AM, and the moon was extremely bright until around 5:00. Just before the moon became fully shrouded from view, the red color was the most vibrant. By 6:05, the moon was nearly impossible to see and slowly came back into view for a short time before the sun rose. NASA live streamed the eclipse from several countries.