Images of 'blood moon' in Vietnam

The lunar eclipse in Vietnam began at 10:28 pm on September 7 and lasted until 3:55 am on September 8, with the total lunar eclipse (blood moon) starting from 0:30 am to 1:52 am on September 8. Tuoi Tre Online recorded these impressive images.

Total lunar eclipse observed and photographed in Hanoi - Photo: C. TUE

The moon begins its penumbral lunar eclipse at 11:50 p.m. - Photo: C.TUỆ

According to Tuoi Tre Online in Hanoi at 10:28 pm on September 7, the penumbral lunar eclipse began, the sky was clear and cloudless, favorable for observation.

According to information from the Vietnam Amateur Astronomy Network (VAAN), at 11 p.m. on September 7, the Moon began to enter the Earth's shadow, but people could not observe it with the naked eye, so we still felt the moon was very bright because the amount of light only decreased very slightly.

At 11:30 p.m., Mr. Luong Ngoc Khanh (in Lao Cai ) said that the weather in Ban Ho commune (old Sa Pa town) was cloudless, so from the mountain, he began to observe a partial lunar eclipse.

At 11:33 p.m., VAAN also reported that the Moon began to be partially "blackened" on the upper left side.

Images of the "blood moon" recorded at dawn on September 8:

Maximum lunar eclipse begins at 1:11 a.m. on September 8 - Photo: C. TUE

From about 0:30 on September 8, the total lunar eclipse begins - Photo: C. TUE

At An Binh Park (Phu Dien Ward, Hanoi), even though it was midnight, many people were still present around the lake to watch the "blood moon" - Photo: C. TUE

The special thing about this lunar eclipse is that it occurs just 2.6 days before the Moon reaches perigee - meaning the Moon will be larger and darker than usual, creating a super "blood moon" phenomenon - Photo: C. TUỆ

Partial lunar eclipse filmed in Ban Ho commune, Lao Cai province - Video : LUONG NGOC KHANH

Time of lunar eclipse in Vietnam:

- 22:28 September 7: Penumbral lunar eclipse begins.

- 23:27 September 7: Partial lunar eclipse begins.

- 0:30 September 8: Total lunar eclipse begins.

- 1:11 a.m. September 8: Maximum lunar eclipse.

- 1:52 a.m. September 8: End of total lunar eclipse.

- 2:56 a.m. September 8: Partial lunar eclipse ends.

- 3:55 a.m. September 8: End of penumbral lunar eclipse.

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Source: https://tuoitre.vn/nhung-hinh-anh-trang-mau-o-viet-nam-20250907234019282.htm