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Hyderabad gets a glimpse of Super Blue Blood Moon
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Hundreds gathered at the observatory laboratories set up at Chandrayangutta, Tank Bund in Hyderabad on Wednesday to catch a glimpse of the super bigger, brighter and closer full moon.
Hundreds gathered at the observatory laboratories set up at Chandrayangutta, Tank Bund in Hyderabad on Wednesday to catch a glimpse of the super bigger, brighter and closer full moon.
The Super Blue Blood Moon was first visible at 6.36 pm in Hyderabad.
Called Chandra Grahan in Hindi, the lunar eclipse is a phenomenon which occurs when the Earth, moon and sun are in perfect alignment, covering the moon in the Earth’s shadow.
Children caught the glimpse of the celestial event from the building of Telangana Minority Residential School at Chandrayangutta.
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