Blood moon
An eerie celestial show played out on April 15, when the Earth’s shadow fell across the moon, giving it a reddish, brown or orange tinge.
The so-called 'blood moon' eclipse unfolded over several hours and was visible from the Americas, Australia and New Zealand.
The red-tinted moon is seen through the spires of a building in Brasilia.
People gather at the Chabot Space and Science Center in Oakland to watch the lunar eclipse.
The darkened moon appears behind the silhouette of a security officer.
A woman looks through her camera as she waits for a glimpse of the blood moon.
The moon appears as if balanced on the hand of a statue in Brasilia.
Sky-watchers stand at the Chabot Space and Science Center to view the celestial event.
The brownish moon hangs in the sky.
The moon is seen part way through the eclipse in Buenos Aires.
