earth's shadow

The eclipse was ending; the earth's shadow was beginning to move away. The light got brighter.

A total lunar eclipse occurs when the full moon passes into Earth's shadow and is blocked from the sun's rays that normally illuminate it.

And even more interesting -- just like this year -- that same full moon will fall into Earth's shadow in a total lunar eclipse.

My second card is the earth's shadow: When cast on the moon during eclipses, it appears to be the shadow of a round object.

A total eclipse is an eclipse where either the Sun is entirely covered by the Moon or the Earth's shadow entirely covers the Moon.

Night is the earth's shadow between the sun and mankind.

ET, when the Earth's shadow began taking a "bite" out of the lunar cheese.

The period when the earth's shadow completely blocks the moon, known as totality, lasted an hour and forty minutes.

Then the earth's shadow falls on the moon; no light from the sun can then reach the moon.

The southern edge of the moon will pass over the northern edge of the earth's shadow, creating a partial lunar eclipse.

On the right, the Full Moon grazed Earth's shadow nearly 15 days later in a partial lunar eclipse.

This past weekend, once again, part of the Moon moved through the Earth's shadow.

Explanation: A big, bright, beautiful Full Moon slid into planet Earth's shadow early Tuesday morning.

As the moon plungesdeeper into the Earth's shadow, the disk will appear to graduallychange color, turning from silver to orange or red.

The moon was covered by the earth's shadow in a lunar eclipse.

Earth's shadow is expected to blot out the moon beginning around 7 p. m. on the West Coast and 10 p. m. on the East Coast.

The earth's shadow on the moon was quite distinct.