Total Lunar Eclipse and Super Blood Moon seen at 39000ft from the cockpit.

January 20 2019. I had the luck and the privilege to witness the Total Lunar Eclipse together with a Super Blood Moon from the seat of the cockpit of an Airbus A320 flying at 39000 ft (11800mts) above sea level. I used my Sony a6500 with a E Pz 18-105mm f/4 G Oss Lens. The camera was fixed with a Delkin Fat Gecko Dual-Suction cup‎ on the windshield of the cockpit, all blurriness and camera oscillations are caused by turbulence and airplane movement.
20 de Enero 219. Tuve la suerte y el privilegio de presenciar el Eclipse Lunar junto con una Super luna de sangre desde el asiento de la cabina de un Airbus A320 volando a 39000 pies (11800 metros) sobre el nivel del mar. Utilicé mi Sony A6500 con un lente Sony E Pz 18-105mm f / 4 G Oss. La cámara se fijó con una copa de succión dual Delkin Fat Gecko en el parabrisas de la cabina, toda la borrosidad y las oscilaciones de la cámara son culpa de la turbulencia y el movimiento del avión.

[@mclarenmaster]

Hermoso, gracias por compartir

[@mj6962]

Did anyone else notice the moving image that looked like a possible shooting star? It’s very brief and it occurs between 2:33-2:34. It’s in the top left quarter of the screen and very faint. It appears moving from the left to the right. Any thoughts or opinions?

[@valentinbalteanu131]

If you look closely he was zooming out in the same moment. Look at the moon. So basically that "shooting star" its just a regular star but with movement added by the lens zooming. No aliens today :D

[@AlMaksiki]

Beautiful

[@mexicoplus2229]

Original 😮😮😮