Скачать или смотреть Total Lunar Eclipse of November 8, 2022 in Real-Time (SpaceEngine)

Good morning, astronomers! Today will be a special astronomical events that is predicted to be a rare phenomenon which is a total lunar eclipse that will be visible throughout the Earth, especially from the Pacific Coast and the East Coast (during the moonset.) And two things about this rare event is that it would be the last lunar eclipse until 2025! While it's said that it would be a presidental election day during the full blood moon. As the type of this lunar eclipse, it is estimated to be a 'Beaver Blood Moon' which is when the beaver species would rise during this eclipse. And as a matter of time during this lunar eclipse, this total lunar eclipse could last about 5 hours and 58 minutes which is shown at the video playback compared to the actual time by this event. And speaking of times throughout the pacific, east coast and the Earth, the eclipse will last between midnight (12:02 a.m.) to 5:56 a.m. from the Pacific Standard Time (PST). While in the East Coast, it will last from 3:02 a.m. to 8:56 a.m. from the Eastern Standard Time (EST), but the Moon will set sooner. So if we compare the time of the total lunar eclipse from the Pacific Coast and the East Coast, it would equals to 8:02 a.m. to 13: 56 (or 1:56 p.m.) from the Universal Time (UT) or the Universal Time Coordinated (UTC). And I hope you as people doesn't miss this rare phenomenon as the total lunar eclipse because if you missed, it does not mean you're in trouble. But what could possibly make you feel bad is the fact that the next blood moon will be in 2025 which is possibly in 3 years as you miss this eclipse recently...

By the way, this video took about 5 hours to be complete. Ever since yesterday night, all I was able to do is to record the lunar eclipse for a content based on its time schedule so the actual time could be the same as the video playback. And since it's been midnight, All I have to do is to upload this video which lasted about 5 hours as the same record playback...

Even if you can't see this total lunar eclipse from your exact position as the map due to a bad weather, you can see it on live onto YouTube or your stargazing app!

This description of mine will only make sense when we're in the exact date of November 2022.