Kaberi Dutta ChatterjeeDirector, KAA Media · Narrative Architect | Director, KAA Media Inc.

Freezing life in Canada: Watching super, blood, wolf moon eclipse

21 Jan 2019 · 2 min

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In this short vlog, the creator steps onto a balcony in a Canadian winter night to film a rare astronomical event—a super‑blood‑wolf‑moon eclipse. She repeatedly emphasizes how brutally cold it is, mentioning temperatures ranging from -19 °C to about -34 °C, and describes her fingers going numb and risking frostbite. The camera captures cars encased in ice and a parking lot turned into a frozen landscape. Despite the harsh conditions, she points the phone toward the sky, narrates the eclipse occurring at midnight, and repeatedly notes the moon’s presence, expressing both awe and concern about dropping the phone with frozen hands. The video serves as a personal, on‑location record of the eclipse set against an extreme Canadian winter backdrop.

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You can see that eclipse, blood super howling wolf moon or something. My fingers are freezing. Oh God, my fingers are freezing. It's -19 here and I have come stepped out of my balcony in this. I had to step out of my balcony like this. I can show you around a little bit since we are on it. I'm recording the blood supermoon. These are cars and they have caked into pieces— caked into ice. I cannot keep my fingers outside for long, they get frostbite because it's -23 or something. 30, 34, 32. I don't know, I didn't check the weather, but it's really getting numb on my Okay, that's the that's the beautiful parking lot with the beautiful countryside. You can expand a little bit. Use my fingers to contact it. Okay, that's it. And now I'll show you the eclipse that's happening right above my. Okay, I just don't hope I don't drop my phone in the process of my frozen fingers. I hope you remember. This is the Moon is getting an eclipse, and I'm watching the moon. It's 12 o'clock at midnight. I'm watching the moon. I'm watching the moon.