Supermoon, Lunar Eclipse, and why we have a moon in the first place
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Supermoon, Lunar Eclipse, and why we have a moon in the first place
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The morning of May 26, 2021 offers a treat in the sky. A full supermoon, PLUS a total lunar eclipse. While we won't see the whole thing in Virginia, we will get a brief "bite" out of the moon.
NASA Data Visualizer Ernie Wright joins me for a look at what the moon does for our planet and why new research there may mean even longer stays for humans in the future.
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