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The full moon peeks out over the estuary of Vigo and behind the Rande Bridge during a penumbral lunar eclipse seen overnight from between the towns of Redondela and Moana, Galicia, northwestern Spain, 05 July 2020. A penumbral lunar eclipse is a natural phenomenon that occurs when the Earth is aligned in a near-straight line with the Sun and the Moon, thus blocking some sunlight from directly reaching the Moon's surface and casting a penumbra, or shadow, on our planet's sole natural satellite. (Photo by SXENICK/EPA/EFE)
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