My Lunar Eclipse Portfolio

The moon passing

through the darker
shadow of the Earth
(umbra).

Shot by: Ma. Andrea Joyce Mosot Shot by: Ka Ren Mosot
2021/5/26 Davao Del Norte, Tagum City 2021/5/26 Northern Samar, Eastern Visayas

The is a Partial Lunar Eclipse, when the Earth

starts blocking the sunlight from reaching the
Moon, the Moon passes through the lighter
Shot by: Ka Ren Mosot
shadow of the Earth (Penumbra). 2021/5/26 Northern Samar, Eastern Visayas
 The perfect alignment of celestial bodies, where the earth
is between the sun and the moon. As the moon drifts
closer to the Earth’s darker shadow (Umbra), it results to a
Total Lunar Eclipse, turning the moon into a reddish hue
due to the water droplets in the atmosphere.
Shot by: Jocelyn Mosot
2021/5/26 China,

The moon drifts 5 degrees

from the ecliptic line,
resulting in a Penumbral
Eclipse.
Shot by: Ka Ren Mosot
2021/5/26 Northern Samar, Eastern Visayas

The end of the Lunar Eclipse, where the Earth’s

shadow is no longer blocking the moon.
Reflection:
The earth revolves around the sun, the moon also revolves
around earth. The perfect alignment of celestial bodies is a
phenomenal event. This happens during a full moon, when the
earth is between the sun and the moon. When the earth blocks the
sun rays from reaching the moon will result to have a Lunar eclipse.
As the moon passes through the darker shadow of the Earth
(Umbra) the moon becomes reddish because of the water droplets
on the atmosphere. The most interesting facts I learned is that
during lunar eclipse we can witness different phases of the moon
in just a short period of time and proving that the sun, earth and
moon is round.