The Moon will be the biggest star in the sky the next January 31, day which a supermoon, the second of the month, will occur in total eclipse and with what there will be a coincidence that has not occurred since 1982.
The coincidence of a supermoon that will also be the second full moon of the month and with total eclipse is called "Blue Moon".
On a night as beautiful as this, this event allows us to see our natural satellite up to 14% larger and 30% brighter.
During the astronomical process, the moon does not disappear from sight and acquires a red tone, which is why it is commonly known as the "blood moon".
The atmosphere of the earth, which extends about 80 kilometers beyond the Earth's diameter and acts as a lens deflecting sunlight, while filtering the blue components, leaving only the red light reflected by the moon, giving it a reddish glow so characteristic.
Unfortunately, for all the fans of astronomy and those who are not so much but we adore these kind of things, the eclipse can only be seen from Australia, some areas of Russia and China, and Alaska.