A lunar eclipse, despite the clouds

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Despite a cloudy evening, Quebecers have a front row seat, on the night of Sunday to Monday, to admire a total eclipse of the Moon. The phenomenon only takes place every three years, when the Moon (which must be full), the Sun and the Earth are perfectly aligned, with the Earth in the middle. For those whose view was unclouded by clouds, the highlight of the show was a majestic Ocher Moon at 11:28 p.m. Did you miss the show? See you on March 14, 2025.

Posted at 12:11 a.m.

Lila Dussault

Lila Dussault
The Press


PHOTO CATHERINE LEFEBVRE, THE PRESS

10:57 p.m.
Second act – partial eclipse


PHOTO CATHERINE LEFEBVRE, THE PRESS

11:15 p.m.
Second act – partial eclipse


PHOTO CATHERINE LEFEBVRE, THE PRESS

Unfortunately, the skies over Montreal became overcast just at the time of the total eclipse. The Moon would have been at the top right of the image.


PHOTO ERALDO PERES, ASSOCIATED PRESS

The spectacle was visible in the skies of other regions, however, such as here in Brasília, Brazil.


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