Skywatchers around the world have witnessed the longest "blood moon" eclipse of the 21st Century.

As it rose, during this total eclipse, Earth's satellite turned a shade of red or ruddy brown.

Stunning footage filmed on a cloudless night in West Sumatra, Indonesia showed the eclipse.

the national aviation and space agency - the climax of west Sumatra Indonesia, early Saturday observed the process of the longest lunar eclipse in the 21st century, ie for one hour 43 minutes, this is due to the moon's trajectory almost closer to the dark circle of the shadow of the earth or umra.

this lunar eclipse can be seen throughout the territory of Indonesia, in this area the observations were made using two binoculars crystal stars cpc 925 and wiliam optic gt 81, this observation is also witnessed by some students and journalists

according to Sirjon head of the national space aerospace institute eight lunar eclipses total 28 July is the second and last lunar eclipse in 2018, this lunar eclipse occurred from mid-saturday dawn at 00.14 western time Indonesia.

the peak occurs at 02.30 west indonesia time total lunar eclipse and ends at 05.19 wib, when the total phase of the eclipse will occur when the moon is on the west at that time the moon looks dim and reddish or also known as blood moon.

this unique eclipse occurs when the moon is around the furthest distance with the earth, so it will look 14 percent smaller than when close to the earth, besides this lunar eclipse has the longest lunar totality totality in the 21st century for 1 hour 43 minutes and will happened 105 years.