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The last 'bloody moon' of the year was worth seeing! The skies of Istanbul turned red!

18.09.2024 09:51

The last lunar eclipse of the year 2024 took place on the morning of September 18th. The sky turned red during the 'blood moon' observed in Europe, Africa, a large part of Asia, and America, and those who witnessed the moment enjoyed the visual spectacle. The magnificent view of the eclipse, which was also observed from Istanbul, with the Süleymaniye Mosque and Rüstem Pasha Mosque, was worth seeing.

The last lunar eclipse of the year occurred. The Super Blood Moon eclipse, which caused the Moon's surface to turn red, created a visual spectacle in the sky. During the eclipse, the Moon's surface turned red. The image created by the Moon appearing 14% larger during the eclipse could be seen in Europe, Africa, Asia, and North and South America. The last lunar eclipse of 2024 started at 05:15 and ended at 06:16. The Super Moon, appearing 14% larger than normal, created a partial lunar eclipse by being in the Earth's shadow.

The last 'blood moon' of the year was worth seeing! Istanbul skies turned red!

THE EFFECT OF LUNAR ECLIPSE ON ZODIAC SIGNS

Astrologer Aysun Koç explained in detail the effects of the lunar eclipse that took place on September 18 on zodiac signs.

According to Aysun Koç, the effects of the eclipse will be felt especially in emotional areas and will cause unresolved issues for many people to come to the surface. During the eclipse process, individuals may confront the consequences of past actions and opportunities may arise to start a new page.

Aysun Koç emphasized that this eclipse will bring opportunities and challenges for each zodiac sign separately, but it is important to manage this energy correctly. She stated that individuals should review their emotions and strive to find balance in their lives during the eclipse period.

WHAT IS A BLOOD MOON?

A lunar eclipse occurs when the Earth passes between the Sun and the Moon, blocking the Sun's light from reaching the Moon's surface. The eclipse, especially known as the "Blood Moon," is a rare and impressive natural event where the Moon turns a reddish color.