Heard About Super Blue Blood Moon?

Have you ever witnessed the striking combo of a Supermoon, a Blood Moon and a Blue Moon?
There is a specific reason with science behind this Super, Blue and Blood Moon and when these last ones appeared in the sky. In this read below you will get to know in detail about these moons.
What is a Super Blue Blood Moon?
It was a great day for the fans of the lunar calendar when they were pumped for January 31 in 2018 when this rare event of celestial bodies graced our skies.
The event when a Blue Moon and lunar eclipse combined with moon, when the moon was at its closest point to Earth called a Super moon, this all resulted in a Super Blue Blood Moon.
The day of January 31 full moon was the second of its kind happening in the month thus it is termed a Blue Moon. Another such rare event was seen in Europe in the year 1982; however US audiences had not seen it for a remarkable of 152 years.
A Super Blue Blood Moon occurs when a Blue Moon occurs at the same time as Supermoon and Blood Moon occurs.
Here are these three elements:
Blue Moon - This is the name offered to the second full moon in a calendar month although it has no purpose to do with the moon of blue colour.
Supermoon is basically a full moon which comes within 226,000 miles of Earth
Blood Moon is when the full moon comes in total eclipse and appears red in colour
What is called a full moon?
This spectacle takes place when the earth comes directly in between the sun and the moon. This happen every 29 and half days, and here each month's full moon has a name for itself.
What is meant by Blood Moon?
The term Blood Moon is not a scientific term but is the one coined colloquially.
It basically refers to a full lunar eclipse because when the moon becomes completely eclipsed it takes on a red colour.
At the time of this eclipse, direct sunlight is fully prohibited by the earth's shadow.

By: Prerana Sharma
Content: https://www.thesun.co.uk/tech/5443678/what-super-blue-blood-moon-supermoon/