For the longest time, people have been fascinated with celestial and sky events. Aside from shooting stars and comets, the moon is one heavenly body that never fails to mesmerize. More so when it appears in the sky as a supermoon, a blue moon and a blood moon in one. Jan. 31 marks the day when the whole world witnessed the …

The Philippines, the rest of Asia, as well as Australia and New Zealand will witness the total lunar eclipse on Wednesday, Jan. 31. The moon will be a full moon then, and a super moon as well, as astronomers earlier announced. Lunar eclipses are also called “blood” moons because of the red tinge it takes on during the eclipse. Aside …