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Lunar eclipse captured on camera across Greater Victoria
Residents photographed the blood moon as Earth’s shadow covered part of the lunar surface, Victoria News said.
- On Aug 28, a partial lunar eclipse rose over Greater Victoria, inspiring residents to venture into the dark and capture the celestial scene.
- A lunar eclipse, often called a blood moon, occurs when Earth moves directly between the sun and the moon, blocking sunlight and casting a shadow on the lunar surface.
- Photographers Kimana Jarzebiak and Megan Trudeau captured images from the meeting point of the Songhees Walkway and West Bay Walkway, documenting the eclipse over Greater Victoria.
- Known as an energetic cleanser in astrology, the blood moon is said to bring hidden truths to the surface and signal a turning point to close old chapters.
- This intensified full moon can heighten intuition while causing exhaustion, offering an astrological explanation for fatigue some residents may experience after the celestial event.
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