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Sydney takes ‘pole position’ in rare super blood moon display – Sydney Morning Herald
Sydney was treated to some of the best views in the world of the super blood moon.
Sydney stargazers were treated to some of the best views in the world of the rare super blood moon that lit up the night skies in prime time on Wednesday.
The event is a rare combination of a super moon – when the moon reaches its closest point to Earth in its orbit – and a total lunar eclipse. It will be years before we get to see one again.
The super blood moon seen from Avalon Beach.Credit:Nick Moir
By about 7.45pm, the shadow of the earth was seen creeping across the moons surface and by 9.11pm…
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