On Tuesday millions in America saw a total lunar eclipse in the skies That moon will return over Earth three times in the next 17 months Astronomers call the rare run of red moons a tetrad On September 15 next year, Britain will witness the spectacle<\/p>\n
By Tom Leonard <\/p>\n
Published: 19:54 EST, 17 April 2014 | Updated: 07:52 EST, 18 April 2014 <\/p>\n
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On September 15 next year, Britain will witness an extraordinary sight.<\/p>\n
High in the heavens, the Moon will turn an eerie blood-red filling the night sky with fiery radiance, as if Mars, the planet of war, has suddenly burst from its natural orbit and arrived on our doorstep. <\/p>\n
This spectacular vision will be the culmination of a rare and, in the eyes of some, deeply ominous astrological event, which began this week. <\/p>\n
On Tuesday, millions of people across America and much of the rest of the Western hemisphere saw exactly such a blood-red moon glowing above their heads for around an hour-and-a-half. That same moon will return over Earth three times in the next 17 months, making its final dramatic appearance over Britain.<\/p>\n
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