
Scientists say it's an optical illusion, but I'm not so sure. I think the moon, once in a while, drops her grey veil for a few hours and dances in red. It's a reward for those wise enough to look up.
*No. Not really.
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Was this viewable from everywhere? My husband and I were at the drive-in movies on Saturday night, and I definitely saw the full moon rising over the trees, but I didn't see any colors :(
Mea culpa, Tammie Jean -- it's just a prank. There was so much hooplah about the full moon this week, and I ran across this false color photo at NASA while I was researching it, and well ... yanno. Couldn't resist.
Sorry
;-)
Vicki
You had me fooled too! At first I was sorry I missed it. At least I've seen a couple of cool eclipses.
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