Blue superluna with eclipse
This January 31 is a phenomenon that has not been repeated for 150 years: a lunar eclipse, a supermoon, a moon of blood and a blue moon This January 31 we can see the second supermoon of this 2018. After the first, It was the dawn of January 1 to 2, the night of this Tuesday, the 30th to Wednesday, the 31st, we will enjoy again this astronomical phenomenon. And it is that the supermoon is only one of the four phenomena that occur at the same time this magical night: there will also be a lunar eclipse, a moon of blood and a blue moon.
This coincidence has not occurred for 150 years, so this supermoon of January 31 is quite special: the last time this extraordinary phenomenon took place was in 1866, and the next time it happens it will be January 31, 2037.
For observers in North America, Alaska or Hawaii, the eclipse will be visible before dawn on January 31.
For those in the Middle East, Asia, eastern Russia, Australia and New Zealand, the "blue blood super moon" can be seen during the moonrise on the morning of the 31st.
In Western Europe and most of Africa and South America the show will be partial, since they will be areas not affected by the eclipse.
In Spain, this supermoon can be seen "without any problem" on the night of 30 to 31
