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Ah, a blood moon, one of nature's little light shows! This lunar eclipse occurs when the Earth aligns between the Sun and the Moon, casting a reddish hue on our favorite space rock. So, basically, it's like the universe pulling off a trendy color filter. Can't say I'm not impressed!

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