ts<s:1> Bit‘a’í的月全食
(原标题: Total Lunar Eclipse over Tsé Bit'a'í)
2026-03-05
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本周早些时候，地球的阴影掠过满月，这是今年唯一的一次月全食。这组令人惊叹的图像组合显示了月球在夜空中的路径。每一张月球照片都捕捉到了地球的阴影逐渐吞没月球，最终呈现出红色的光芒。当太阳光穿过地球大气层射向月球时，会发生散射和折射。波长较短的光（蓝色和绿色）散射更有效，留下红色、橙色和黄色的色调来描绘月球表面。tss<s:1> Bit‘a’í（“带翅膀的岩石”，也被称为Shiprock）位于纳瓦霍族，为这张照片和纳瓦霍人的起源、冒险和英雄主义故事提供了一个强大的火山前景。作为农历新年的第一个满月，这次月食在不同文化中都具有重要意义。从东亚到北美都可以看到，这次月食联合了遥远的观测者，提醒我们共享同一片天空。成长画廊：3月3日的月全食
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rlier this week, Earth’s shadow swept across the full Moon in the year’s only total lunar eclipse. This stunning sequence combines images showing the Moon’s path across the night sky. Each lunar image captures our planet’s shadow gradually engulfing the Moon, culminating in its red glow. Sunlight scatters and refracts as it passes through Earth’s atmosphere toward the Moon. Shorter wavelength light (blue and green) scatters more efficiently, leaving red, orange, and yellow hues to paint the lunar surface. Tsé Bit'a'í (”rock with wings”, also known as Shiprock), located in Navajo Nation, provides a powerful volcanic foreground central to this photo and to stories of Navajo origin, adventure, and heroism. As the first full moon of the lunar new year, this eclipse held significance across cultures. Visible from East Asia to North America, this eclipse united observers across great distances, a cosmic reminder that we share the same sky. Growing Gallery: Total Lunar Eclipse of March 3
© Satoru Murata; Text: Keighley Rockcliffe (NASA GSFC, UMCP, CRESST II)