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Friday, January 26, 2018
Rare Super Blood Blue Moon on witches sabbath, 1-31-18
Most of the satanic assets I am aware of are going away for this event...to wherever. For that voodoo that they do. Some are even claiming "camping." In the middle of a very cold winter...camping... right.
I guess when you run out of BS reasons to disappear 8 times a year, you just think no one is noticing. We notice. We always notice.
If you live in the Western United States, you don’t want to miss the
incredibly rare lunar event happening later this month. (If you don’t,
now is the time to book your plane ticket.) The last time a “super blue
blood moon” graced the skies was March 31, 1866. The next one will occur
on January 31, 2018.
So, what exactly is this ominous-sounding “super blue blood moon”?
It’s actually a combination of three different celestial phenomena: a
supermoon, a blue moon, and a blood moon.
A supermoon
is a full moon that occurs during its perigee, i.e. the point in its
orbit when it is at its closest to the Earth. The result is a moon that
appears especially large and bright. On average, a supermoon is about 14 percent more dazzling than usual.
This will be the second supermoon of the month and the third since December 3, 2017. The first (nicknamed the "Wolf Moon")
was visible on January 1 or January 2, depending on whether you were in
the Eastern or Western Hemisphere. Because it is the second full Moon
of the month, it is also a blue moon. These only happen once every 2.7 years – hence the expression, "once in a blue moon".
To complete the trifecta, a total lunar eclipse will take place,
turning the "super blue moon" into a "super blue blood moon". During the
eclipse, the Earth will sit between the Moon and Sun, blocking all
sunlight to the former and casting it in an eery shade of coppery red.
According to NASA,
the “super blue blood moon” can be seen before sunrise on January 31 if
you are staying in North America, Alaska, or Hawaii and during moonrise
if you are in the Middle East, Asia, eastern Russia, Australia, or New
Zealand.
