Blood Moon - Blog Posts

Silly google:)

OC (he / him) in formalwear from a while back! 90% done with a mouse due to a wrist injury (his face was by hand).

All monsters be respawning tonight

Vampire skywarp and starscream 💫

earth and moon

you and me earth and moon

and our melting sky so full of shadows

aflame we’ll meet again quietly like this

let the world wonder our longing

we’ll tiptoe a little closer and kiss.

© SoulReserve 2018

A new outfit for moon (red moon)

Red moons are caused by the earth passing between the sun and moon. The blue light from the sun remains in the atmosphere, giving the sky its blue color, while the redder light casts a shadow which can make the moon appear orange or even red.

A few days ago I saw this phenomenon in real life for the first time. I’ve been wanting to see such a dark red moon for a long time, but I didn’t think I would be so lucky. I am thankful for this blessing.

In the comic’s lore, bodies that are geologically inactive and have no atmospheric activity (in other words nothing happens on them) are represented as characters with blank eyes. This includes the Moon, Mercury and some dwarf planets.

When you have no other work but to cheer for the blood moon every time it appears from behind the cloud.

And someone in the background shouting that it's unlucky.

American Horror Story - Roanoke

TEH SCIENCE BEHIND BLOODMOON!! *collective gasp*

a blood moon

This was super cool :D

the blood moon over the temple of Apollo | Corinth, Greece

Another artfight attack! This is Dimitri, for Kajiaotori!

Don’t Sleep on This: Total Lunar Eclipse Will Bring a Stunning Blood Moon March 13-14! Mark your calendars, folks! On March 13-14, 2025, we’re in for a celestial treat—a total lunar eclipse that will transform the Moon into a breathtaking "Blood Moon." This happens when Earth’s shadow fully covers the Moon, giving it that eerie, reddish glow thanks to sunlight filtering through our atmosphere. It’s nature’s own light show, and you won’t want to miss it! If you’ve got a telescope gathering dust, now’s the time to pull it out—or better yet, grab one here https://amzn.to/43tKhR4 (Order now for delivery before the eclipse) Viewing this through a telescope will let you see the Moon’s surface in incredible detail as the eclipse unfolds. It’s a rare chance to connect with the universe in a way that’s both humbling and awe-inspiring. Who’s planning to watch? Have a recommendation to capture this event or a favorite stargazing spot? Drop it in the comments—We’d love to hear! Let’s make this a shared experience. Clear skies and happy stargazing! #LunarEclipse #BloodMoon #Astronomy #Stargazing #Science #AmazonAffiliate

Tomorrow an incredible natural phenomenon known as the super blood moon lunar eclipse will take place at 5:45AM EST. “In the United States, the total eclipse will begin at 7:11 a.m. ET and end at 7:26 a.m. ET, but will be partially visible from 5:45 a.m. ET to 8:52 a.m. ET,” (https://www.cnn.com/2021/05/25/world/may-full-moon-lunar-eclipse-scn/index.html). A lunar eclipse is described as an event where the Earth’s shadow blocks the sun’s light that reflects off the moon. 

Celestial events like a lunar eclipse have long caught the attention of humans throughout history. There are also many myths and legends about the full moon affecting human behavior. Whether it’s just a really cool event to watch, or something more, what is the connection between the moon and us? 

Scientifically speaking, the moon has a gravitational pull on the Earth’s oceans. The moon’s pull is what is responsible for creating the tides. The tide is essentially the rising and lowering of the ocean against the shore. The change in period between higher and lower local ocean levels is referred to as high and low tide. As the moon circles the Earth, it’s gravitational pull gets greater and weaker in the areas it moves closer to or further from. The greater the pull, the higher the tide, and vice-versa. 

Find your local high and low tide here: https://tidesandcurrents.noaa.gov/map/index.html?region=Florida/ 

In nature, many animal species have oriented themselves to respond to high and low tide. For example, sea turtles will come up to shore during a high tide to lay their eggs. Since other animal species have developed behavior that responds to certain aspects of the moon, it isn’t too crazy to believe that at some point down the evolutionary line, humans may have done something similar. However, there aren’t too many studies to prove this. 

While many studies have been done on how the Full Moon can affect sleep cycles in humans (https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/25266502/), this might be better chalked up to the slow adaptation to artificial light in the 21st century. And while there are many who believe that hospitals, emergency rooms, and even classrooms get crazier than usual on the day of a full moon, there isn’t much to prove that either. A better question to ask might be, is the superstition around the full moon becoming a self-fulfilling prophecy? Let us know what you think! 

“You’re basically seeing all of the sunrises and sunsets across the world, at once, being reflected off the surface of the moon” – NASA

Blood Moon over the western hemisphere — March 14th, 2025.

Everyone’s making Moon Knight jokes on account of the blood moon. But everyone forgets about Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur.

Blood moon

An amber tinted room

Grey with clouds of smoke

That make my head spin

Like a vinyl record

Spiraling down

Until all i know

Are your violet eyes

And our desperate howls

Beneath the crimson moon

Happy Friday the 13th!

There’s gonna be a full harvest moon tonight too! The moon is gonna be red! THIS WON’T HAPPEN AGAIN UNTIL AUGUST OF 2049! AHHHHHHH!