A rare astronomical phenomenon, "Super Moon, Blood Moon, Blue Moon", will be staged on January 31 (Daily Mail photo)
According to the Daily Mail, January 31 this year will usher in a once-in-a-century rare "Super Moon Blood Moon Blue Moon" rare astronomical phenomenon, Australia will be the world's best observation site.
The spectacular Super Moon Blood Blue Moon, last seen 150 years ago, is definitely worth staying up late to watch.
Boyd (Bill Boyd), a professor of (Southern Cross University) geography at Australia's Southern Cross University, said that while the moon is unique every day, the superposition of the three phenomena definitely deserves extra attention. "there will be no second time in this life," said Boyd (Bill Boyd), a professor of geography at the University of Southern Cross in Australia.
Professor Boyd explained: "the super moon is the nearest full moon from Earth, and the blue moon represents the second full moon in a month. The most rare thing is an eclipse (blood moon), the sun, the earth and the moon in line, the moon through the shadowy part of the earth. This happens two to four times a year, but not every time it's an all-moon eclipse. "
Although the rare astronomical landscape can be observed in most parts of the world, Australia's eastern coast is the best spot to observe.
On the northern coast of NSW and the Gold Coast, people can start watching "Super Moon + Blood Moon + Blue Moon" at 10:48 on the evening of January 31. The eclipse appears in the evening from 11:51 to 1:07 am. The process will end at 2:11 am. The Gold Coast, Lismore and Coffs Harbour are the best observation points.
