Multiple Choice
Why does a totally eclipsed Moon glow coppery red?
A) Only red light can pass through the Earth's shadow and reach the Moon.
B) During a lunar eclipse the Moon reflects only red light from the Sun.
C) During a lunar eclipse the Sun is cooler than normal so its light is redder.
D) Only red light is able to pass completely through the Earth's atmosphere and reach the Moon.
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