Why we see different colours in moonlight — from blood red to honey yellow
Tuesday, 8 July 2025
Moonlight's colour varies. It depends on Earth's atmosphere. The Moon reflects sunlight. Atmospheric particles scatter light. This creates orange or red hues. Lunar eclipses cause 'blood moons'. Volcanic ash can produce blue moons. Summer moons appear honey-coloured. Rare green flashes and halos occur. Viewing conditions affect moonlight's appearance. The Moon's light is a dynamic phenomenon.
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