The super moon rises in Dar on Sunday night. Early Monday, there will be a super blood moon lunar eclipse. Photo: Daniel Hayduk
If you’re up early on Monday morning, you’ll be able to catch a glimpse of a rare super blood moon.
This lunar event, which will last over an hour, is the combination of a super moon and a total lunar eclipse combined.
Look for the slightly-larger-than-normal moon in the western skies as the partial eclipse begins just after 04:00 Monday morning.
The total eclipse starts just over an hour later at 05:11 and the moon will set at 06:14.
The last time this lunar event happened was in 1982 and the next time will be 2033.
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