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This Is How the Lunar Eclipse Was Seen in Mendoza
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The partial lunar eclipse that began on the night of Thursday, August 27th and spread until the dawn of this Friday, 28th has come to an end. The astronomical phenomenon, popularly known as the “Blood Moon”, could be observed from Mendoza and left images that caught the attention of thousands of people. The most intense moment occurred shortly after the 1st of the morning. At 1:12 the maximum of the eclipse was recorded, when more than 96% of th…
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