Look to the skies this Jan 31 for rare moon phenomena


PETALING JAYA: Stargazers and astrophotographers will be treated to an incredibly rare celestial display at the end of this month – a blue moon, a supermoon and a total lunar eclipse.

The three-in-one event, which can be seen across Malaysian skies, will take place on the night of Jan 31. The last time this phenomenon was seen was in 1866, about 152 years ago.

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