NASA | Supermoon Lunar Eclipse

The video explains the rare astronomical event of a supermoon lunar eclipse, which occurs when a supermoon coincides with a lunar eclipse. A supermoon happens when the full moon is at its closest point to Earth, appearing larger. During a lunar eclipse, the moon passes into Earth's shadow, giving it a red tint. This event is rare, having occurred only five times since 1900. The last occurrence was in 1982, and after 2015, the next will be in 2033. Viewers are encouraged to mark their calendars for future occurrences.

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