SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - May 26: The full moon, known as a ‘super blood moon’, rises above the sails of the Sydney Opera House during its total lunar eclipse phase, in Sydney, Australia, on May 26, 2021.The full moon on Wednesday will be the year's biggest ‘super moon’ and feature the first total lunar eclipse in more than two years, known as a ‘super blood moon’.A ‘super blood moon’ is when a total lunar eclipse (or ‘blood moon’) happens at the same time as a ’super moon’, when the moon will be at perigee, or the closest point to Earth in its orbit, making it appear about 7% larger than normal and 15% brighter. The eclipse will be visible from Australia, New Zealand, the Pacific, South-East Asia and parts of North and South America at the same time.(Steven Saphore - Anadolu Agency)

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - May 26: The Sydney Harbour Bridge can be seen as photographers, astronomers and star gazers observe the full moon, known as a ‘super blood moon’, seen during its total lunar eclipse phase, in Sydney, Australia, on May 26, 2021.The full moon on Wednesday will be the year's biggest ‘super moon’ and feature the first total lunar eclipse in more than two years, known as a ‘super blood moon’.A ‘super blood moon’ is when a total lunar eclipse (or ‘blood moon’) happens at the same time as a ’super moon’, when the moon will be at perigee, or the closest point to Earth in its orbit, making it appear about 7% larger than normal and 15% brighter. The eclipse will be visible from Australia, New Zealand, the Pacific, South-East Asia and parts of North and South America at the same time.(Steven Saphore - Anadolu Agency)

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - May 26: A photo montage shows the full moon, known as a ‘super blood moon’, as it transitions from penumbral lunar eclipse phase (top row left to right) to maximum lunar eclipse phase (bottom row left to right) in Sydney, Australia, on May 26, 2021.The full moon on Wednesday will be the year's biggest ‘super moon’ and feature the first total lunar eclipse in more than two years, known as a ‘super blood moon’.A ‘super blood moon’ is when a total lunar eclipse (or ‘blood moon’) happens at the same time as a ’super moon’, when the moon will be at perigee, or the closest point to Earth in its orbit, making it appear about 7% larger than normal and 15% brighter. The eclipse will be visible from Australia, New Zealand, the Pacific, South-East Asia and parts of North and South America at the same time.(Steven Saphore - Anadolu Agency)