| ID | #1593957274 |
| Added | Sun, 05/07/2020 |
| Author | July N. |
| Sources | |
| Phenomena | |
| Status | Investigation
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Initial data
A user with the nickname Monique writes:
Last night at 03:50 I received a text message from a friend from Bulgaria. She typed: Cool, I look out the window and see the last bits of the moon disappear. I didn't know there was an Eclipse at all! At that time he wasn't there at all ... But what was it then?
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Original news
VRATSA — Afgelopen nacht om 03:50 kreeg ik een appje van een vriendin uit Bulgarije. Ze typte: Cool, ik kijk uit het raam en zie gewoon het laatste stukje van de maan verdwijnen. Ik wist helemaal niet dat er een verduistering was! Die was er op dat moment ook helemaal niet... Maar wat was het dan wel?
Hypotheses
Eclipse solar/lunar
An Eclipse is an astronomical situation where one celestial body blocks the light from another celestial body. The most famous lunar and solar eclipses.
Investigation
If time is not reversed, then maybe the moon was hidden by cloud.
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News: Lunar Eclipse and full moon on 5 July 2020
Penumbral lunar Eclipse July 5, 2020 can be seen in the Western hemisphere
July 5, 2020 residents of the Western hemisphere will witness a unique cosmic phenomenon – penumbral lunar Eclipse. In the evening and at night the moon is temporarily a new look and become slightly reddish. Eclipse of the moon will last 2 hours and 45 minutes. At this time our natural satellite will pass through the outer shadow of the Earth, creating a penumbral lunar Eclipse.
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