The world watched in wide-eyed wonder Wednesday for a rare event: a blue moon synced up with a supermoon and a total lunar eclipse.It's called the Super Blue Blood Moon, and North Texans enjoyed some prime views of it just before the sun rose Wednesday.In the U.S., Hawaii and Alaska had the best seats, along most of the West Coast and parts of the East Coast. The news wasn't as good for Europe, most of South America and Africa. Continue reading...
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