Video: A stunning time lapse of this week’s lunar eclipse

This week on December 21st, we were treated to an awe inspiring lunar eclipse. Not just any lunar eclipse, but the Winter Solstice Lunar Eclipse, the kind that happens about once every 400 years. If you were like me and either forgot or were too sleepy to stay awake on Tuesday, watch this beautiful time lapsed video that was recorded in Gainesville, Florida at 1:10am EST to 5:03am EST by William L. Castleman.

Winter Solstice Lunar Eclipse from William Castleman on Vimeo.

Music is Claude Debussy Nocturnes: Sirènes.

via @Joe’s Daily

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