Imaging recource: Don’t miss Sunday’s supermoon lunar eclipse, we’ve got the details!

Get your tripods and telescopes ready, ladies and gentlemen. This Sunday night, going into Monday morning, a supermoon (also referred to as a harvest moon) coincides perfectly with a total lunar eclipse, resulting in a ‘blood red’ moon that’s roughly 14% larger than usual. Assuming you aren’t preparing for the apocalypse, a la the Blood Moon Prophecy, this astronomical anomaly will provide an incredible opportunity to capture one of the rarest lunar visuals viewable from Earth’s surface. As explained in the NASA-produced video below, the supermoon lunar...
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