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Look up at the super blue blood full moon Jan. 31 – here's what you'll see and why

  • Written by Shannon Schmoll, Director, Abrams Planetarium, Department of Physics and Astronomy, Michigan State University
As long as clouds don't get in the way, the view should be spectacular.NASA Goddard, CC BY

During the early hours of Jan. 31, there will be a full moon, a total lunar eclipse, a blue moon and a supermoon – all at the same time. None of these things is really all that unusual by itself. What is rare is that they’re happening all together...

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