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@KronoMoon & @KronoMoonPhotos would like to compile a webpage of #photos of the #BloodMoon from the recent #TotalLunarEclipse on 2025 Mar 14. We'd like all #MoonShots to have first been tooted over #Mastodon. Each one will #link back to its #source. Below are a few good examples of what we are looking for. 
Photos@KronoMoon.org
#BloodMoonOverMastodon #ThankYou!
https://pixelfed.social/p/AllanICarswellObservatory/806243858804330788 2025 Mar 14 https://pixelfed.social/p/mikestone/806056143957703134 2025 Mar 14 https://Mastodon.social/@YucanSparkle/114164337524438952 2025 Mar 14
@wolfger
The Krononaut Moon Project is compiling images of the recent #BloodMoon — from March's #TotalLunarEclipse — for a webpage titled 'Blood Moon over Mastodon'. Thank you for your comment, and to @AllanICarswellObservatory for tooting their terrific photos.
#NielDeGrasseTyson posted this on Facebook yesterday (25 March 2025).
Watching the best of the lunar eclipse
The total lunar eclipse of March 13 – 14, 2025 did not disappoint! We resolved to capture images from the late partial eclipse to maximum eclipse, mostly to be able to fit in a little sleep! Catching it all, which we could from our North America location, would have required, essentially, an all-night session. Just a bit too much!
Early partial eclipse. The brighter shadow within the penumbra lights the top portion of this image. Note a bit of reddish tone within the dark umbra. 2:08 AM EDTI sat on a pad over the paved surface where in the cold, where the observatory is to eventually stand. The old telescope mount ticking away as it tracked the moon across the sky. Occasionally geese and ducks on the nearby pond called out against some unseen disturbance. The stars of Great Orion were sinking behind nearby trees.
Moon is deep within the umbra and last penumbra light about to be left behind. 2:19 AM EDTIn the otherwise quiet chill, I watched the lunar transition, from a bright sliver left over from the night’s Full Moon, to glowing copper orb. With a cable release I manually triggered the camera’s shutter: click — pause — click, to record the event.
Maximum eclipse. Moon is fully within the umbra but because it is not traveling through the center of Earth’s deepest shadow, scattered light from the penumbra brightens the upper limb. 2:58 AM EDTShortly after maximum eclipse (shown above), at 2:58 AM EDT, I shut down the telescope and, casting a wistful eye at the still-darkened Moon, went indoors. I fed the waiting cat, changed back to pajamas, and returned to bed. In fitful sleep, somehow still cold, happy to have sacrificed rest for the experienced phenomenon.
Tech: Askar 103 ED telescope, Canon EOS 5D Mk 4 camera, Meade Goto Mount, Photoshop. ISO 400, variable exposure times.
#2025 #astronomy #astrophotography #eclipse #moon #photography #totallunareclipse
The best shot I got last night of the #TotalLunarEclipse
Taken with a Canon R50 and a 70-300 lens, so not ideal. Still, I think this was a great shot and it was beautiful to see.
Photographers Capture Rare Lunar Eclipse That Turned the Moon Red https://petapixel.com/2025/03/14/photographers-capture-rare-lunar-eclipse-that-turned-the-moon-red/ #totallunareclipse #astrophotography #lunareclipse #Spotlight #bloodmoon #Features #fullmoon #eclipse #Space #News #moon
I ran tonight's total lunar eclipse through SpaceEngine... This is what the eclipse would look like from the surface of the moon. The red hue of the tonight's eclipse is actually the result of the moon reflecting the planet-wide sunset effect (as seen in this picture) back to Earth.
Think these are the best shots in going to get from the upstairs window. It's practically straight up.
Can't stay up for the end of totality and still get up for work in five hours.
Tonight's #TotalLunarEclipse as viewed a few minutes before maximum totality in Eastern Missouri. #Eclipse
And there it is! A total lunar eclipse from Baltimore, Maryland.
If you were standing on the near side of the Moon right now, you would see the Earth eclipsing the Sun, and see all of the sunsets and sunrises on Earth simultaneously.
@kellylepo honestly I'm getting a better view of this eclipse by following your thread than I would by going outside 
I got lucky! Surprisingly, the sky was clear this morning, so I was able to see the beginning of the partial phase of this total lunar eclipse as the moon was setting.
y’all the moon is hiding
So it begins ...
The partial lunar eclipse from Baltimore, Maryland.
From here in Portland, Oregon, the Moon is starting to get a bit of shadow on its lower left side, but it’s looking like a race between shadow and incoming clouds to see which will eat the Moon first. And the clouds are much less spectacular to watch than the Earth’s shadow. #astronomy #TotalLunarEclipse
Krononaut Moon (minus a few hours) over Edmondson Ave. The #TotalLunarEclipse is almost here. The Night of the Krononaut Moon is the Night we connect with the #TimeTravelers, and with our #past & #future #selves.
#Catonsville #MD #US. 2025 March 13 EDT 8:30pm.
#KronoMoon #MoonOverMastodon
What Photographers Need to Know About Tonight’s Total Lunar Eclipse https://petapixel.com/2025/03/13/what-photographers-need-to-know-about-tonights-total-lunar-eclipse/ #totallunareclipse #tipsandtricks #lunareclipse #Educational #nightscape #landscape #nightsky #eclipse #space #News #Tips #moon #sky
