Anyone up early enough Wednesday morning will, weather permitting, be treated to what’s known as a super blue blood moon, which hasn’t been seen in over 150 years. Joe Scarpelli caught up with a University of Lethbridge astronomy professor to find out more.
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U of L prof explains Wednesday’s super blue blood moon
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