Lunar Eclipses
For as long as humans have been watching the night sky, they noticed that every so often, during a full moon, the moon would briefly go dark, or at least change color. They often created mythical explanations for the event. Eventually, this ancient people began to record its occurrences and were able to calculate when…
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