Lunar Eclipse (15 April 2014)Release

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LUNAR ECLIPSE FROM TENERIFE

Photonews: Lunar Eclipse 15 April 2014 from Tenerife

 

 

 

TOTAL ECLIPSE OF THE MOON FROM PERU

Preview / Download mp4: On-site report from IAC astrophysicist Miquel Serra-Ricart observing the eclipse at the Saksaywaman Inca site in Cuzco (Peru). Credit: Proyecto GLORIA

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