The lunar eclipse begins on Sunday.
People all over the world watched and tried to photograph the 'Super Blood Moon' Sunday.
Photographers from all over the world tried to capture a unique natural phenomenon Sunday night, as the first "Super Blood Moon" in more than 30 years saw a full moon completely covered by the earth's shadow, creating a unique red glow.
See a scientific explanation and photos from NASA HERE. (P.S.: If you missed it, you will get another opportunity in the year 2033.)
If you have photos to share with Vinton Today readers, email them to vintontoday@hotmail.com.
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