"As you know, this phenomenon doesn't usually happen. It happens every one hundred fifty years only. For those who don't know, a Super Blood Moon is a total lunar eclipse. The moon is brighter and larger than usual on that night. The Blood Moon turns red because of the way the moon is illuminated by sunlight, which has been filtered and refracted by the earth's atmosphere as it lines up during a total lunar eclipse," Russell added.
Even though I'm fascinated by how he delivers his words, I still don't understand. For sure, they didn't call us just to inform us of that blood moon.
Russell returned to his place, and Blaise lazily stepped forward. Everyone shifted uncomfortably, even me.
