Russian cosmonauts from the International Space Station have spotted the longest lunar eclipse in more than 500 years, taking photos of the Moon, overshadowed by the planet. Although it was a partial eclipse, at some point the shadow covered up to 97 percent of the Moon, so it was pretty close to a full one.
"Right now, together with the people of Earth, we are observing a partial lunar eclipse. The best view on board the ISS is from the window of our new 'Science' module," cosmonaut Pyotr Dubrov said.