On January 20, 2019, the moon passed through Earth's shadow in a total lunar eclipse during the Full Wolf Moon, which is also a "Supermoon."

Although it was a total eclipse, the moon never went completely dark but rather took on a coppery red glow - called a Blood Moon. It was also a full Moon that is especially close to Earth, called a Supermoon. And since it appears in January, when wolves howled in hunger outside villages, it has also earned the name Wolf Moon. 

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