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A full moon, also at its closest point to Earth, and to complete with a lunar eclipse -On some sides total, and in others partial- coincided this Wednesday with the call “red supermoon“, a beautiful spectacle, which also brings earthlings closer to space exploration and its achievements, as NASA planetary scientist Lucas Paganini explained to Efe.
This rare “trifecta” lunar, which made the Moon red for “a dozen minutes”, had not happened for about six years, Paganini, an Argentine from Mendoza who appreciates the opportunity provided by this natural phenomenon to “share the beauty of our skies,” explained in an interview.