Lunar eclipse: moon in Earth shadow
Solar eclipse: Earth in moon shadow.
Terran eclipse? Actually a solar eclipse, because again, the sun is blocked. In 1967, Surveyor 3 recorded an eclipse involving Earth blocking the sun from the moon's viewpoint. Surveyor 3's mission took thousands of wide angle television images of the Earth in 1967, a few of which captured the Earth moving in front of the Sun. Several of these images have been retrieved from the NASA archives and compiled into a time-lapse video. Although the images are grainy, the Earth's atmosphere clearly refracted sunlight around it and showed a beading effect when some paths were blocked by clouds.
Not a looped gif, so refresh.
Here is a higher quality one from Japan's Kaguya Lunar Orbiter recorded in 2009.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L36OsnEinI4
Solar eclipse: Earth in moon shadow.
Terran eclipse? Actually a solar eclipse, because again, the sun is blocked. In 1967, Surveyor 3 recorded an eclipse involving Earth blocking the sun from the moon's viewpoint. Surveyor 3's mission took thousands of wide angle television images of the Earth in 1967, a few of which captured the Earth moving in front of the Sun. Several of these images have been retrieved from the NASA archives and compiled into a time-lapse video. Although the images are grainy, the Earth's atmosphere clearly refracted sunlight around it and showed a beading effect when some paths were blocked by clouds.
Not a looped gif, so refresh.
Here is a higher quality one from Japan's Kaguya Lunar Orbiter recorded in 2009.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L36OsnEinI4