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2025 Blood Moon Eclipse Captivates 7 Billion Worldwide

9/13/2025

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A total lunar eclipse on September 7-8, 2025, created a "Blood Moon" visible to over 7 billion people across Asia, Australia, Africa, and Europe.
This eclipse was the longest since 2022, with totality lasting about 82 minutes.
The moon appeared red due to Earth's atmosphere bending sunlight.
The event coincides with the Malaysian horror-thriller "Qifarah," premiering on October 9, which explores black magic and family legacy.
Fans eagerly await the trailer for this significant local production.

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A total lunar eclipse on September 7-8, 2025, created a "Blood Moon" visible to over 7 billion people across Asia, Australia, Africa, and Europe.
This eclipse was the longest since 2022, with totality lasting about 82 minutes.
The moon appeared red due to Earth's atmosphere bending sunlight.
The event coincides with the Malaysian horror-thriller "Qifarah," premiering on October 9, which explores black magic and family legacy.
Fans eagerly await the trailer for this significant local production.