Check out the moon tonight. It's red.

[K191145]

Red moon tonight, looks weird. Watch for Zombies.

[K191145]

Something about the haze from Canadian wildfires.

[rugerla1]

Yep, awesome to see it, especially when you're not expecting it to be red.

[K191145]

Yep, awesome to see it, especially when you're not expecting it to be red.

 

The sunset was real redish this evening also, you could look at it for a short time with your eyes. Must be some big fires up north.

[rugerla1]

The sunset was real redish this evening also, you could look at it for a short time with your eyes. Must be some big fires up north.

I didnt get out of work in time to see the sunset, but sure noticed that red moon when I was driving home.

I agree, must be hellacious fires!

[Ted S.]

The sun was giving off an amber-pinkish hue all day. Probably just the weather an the time of year, but it was very noticeable. Moon out here was distinctively pink, which was a first for me. Glad I wasn't the only one to notice...

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[Ted S.]

Nights like this make me miss night shifts. Better binos would be nice too.

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[Sam1]

Smoke from wildfires in canada, coming down about 2000 miles so you know it's a smokey mess up there.

[Joe357]

Very cool, blood moon and Bethlehem star on the same night.

[zgunbear]

One year there was a bad fire around Yellowstone in Wyoming. I lived in Metro Denver, and we got the smoke from it. It was hazy and smelled like smoke for a week. Once the fine particulates get into the high atmosphere they tend to stay for quite a while. It can actually affect global temperatures.

[No_0ne]

The sun was giving off an amber-pinkish hue all day. Probably just the weather an the time of year, but it was very noticeable. Moon out here was distinctively pink, which was a first for me. Glad I wasn't the only one to notice...

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Obama ordered NASA to have the moon tinted pink to celebrate the gay marriage victory ...

 

 

One year there was a bad fire around Yellowstone in Wyoming. I lived in Metro Denver, and we got the smoke from it. It was hazy and smelled like smoke for a week. Once the fine particulates get into the high atmosphere they tend to stay for quite a while. It can actually affect global temperatures.

 

Careful now, you're treading dangerously close to "climate change" theory there ...

[bersaguy]

I saw on news last night that almost the entire western US in on fire. I think about every state west of the Rockies and up in Canada they has wild fires burning.................... :ugh: :ugh:

[Sam1]

Very cool, blood moon and Bethlehem star on the same night.

Wasn't that jupiter?

[Joe357]

Wasn't that jupiter?

Both Jupiter and Venus

[VERO1]

Kind of funny. In Florida they are telling everybody that it is Sahara Desert Dust.

[Cherokee Slim]

I probably took 50 pictures with 2 cameras and a cellphone to finally get this one -