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A Blood Moon Lunar Eclipse Coming Next Week—A Bad Omen?

A Blood Moon Lunar Eclipse Coming Next Week—A Bad Omen?
A super blood moon is seen during a total lunar eclipse in Marina Del Rey, Calif., on Jan. 20, 2019. Rich Polk/Getty Images
Alexander Liao
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A blood moon eclipse is expected to appear on May 26. This phenomenon is a lunar eclipse that coincides with the moon’s closest approach to Earth—making it a supermoon eclipse that will turn the moon reddish. It will be most visible from the West Coast.

Alexander Liao
Alexander Liao
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With nearly four decades of journalism experience in Hong Kong, London, and the United States, Alexander Liao is an expert on China and world affairs. He currently hosts the Chinese-language Pinnacle View news analysis program on NTD, also available on YouTube and Ganjing World. Before joining The Epoch Times, he was a Hong Kong Bureau Chief for international media, an editor of various magazines, newspapers, and radio stations, and a columnist for top financial and current affairs newspapers in Hong Kong and Taiwan.
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