The Super Flower Blood Moon observed from the banks of Sungai Kuching in Sarawak earlier Wednesday (May 26). - Bernama pic
KUALA LUMPUR (Bernama): Although the movement control order is in effect, Malaysians, especially astronomy enthusiasts, did not miss out on viewing a rare natural phenomenon known as the Super Flower Blood Moon lunar eclipse Wedneday (May 26) night.
This time around, many watched it live on the National Planetarium’s Facebook and YouTube channels as the telescope facilities at the Planetarium here are closed due to the MCO.
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