Stargazers in Europe, the UK, and North and South America witnessed a lunar eclipse early on January 21, which saw a small amount of sunlight refracted by the Earth towards the moon, bathing it in a red glow from our perspective. The phenomenon is known as a “super wolf blood moon,” which references the size and color of the moon, and the fact that full moons that occur in January are called “wolf moons”. This video shows the moon hours before the eclipse, already casting a red glow across the skies of London. Credit: Victor Da Rocha via Storyful
