Wish I could have gotten a picture. I've seen a few lunar eclipses before, usually looks like a round shadow slowly covering a flat disk. Something was differen

Wish I could have gotten a picture. I've seen a few lunar eclipses before, usually looks like a round shadow slowly covering a flat disk. Something was different last night; Moon looked more 3-dimensional, at first like a round egg, then as the penumbra shadow fell, it started to look distinctly like an eye-ball. The rest was typical, but that part stunned me.