Spectacular photos of the longest partial lunar eclipse; See Pics

The longest partial lunar eclipse in a millennium dazzled night skies around the world on November 19, in an event dubbed the 'Blood Moon' due to its red haze. Stunning views of the partial lunar eclipse was witnessed in parts of the United States, Asia and South America. The partial eclipse lasted nearly 3 hours, 28 minutes and 23 seconds and is the longest since February 18, 1440, according to NASA. Here are some pictures from the celestial event.

A shadow falls on the moon, as seen beside the world's tallest broadcasting tower Tokyo Skytree, during a partial lunar eclipse in Tokyo. Credit: Reuters Photo

A partial lunar eclipse dubbed the 'blood' moon is seen next to the antenna on top of One World Trade Center in New York City, New York. Credit: Reuters Photo

A partial lunar eclipse dubbed the 'blood moon' is seen next to the Gran Torre building in Santiago, Chile. Credit: Reuters Photo

A partial lunar eclipse dubbed the 'blood moon' is seen in Santiago, Chile. Credit: Reuters Photo

The moon is seen during a lunar eclipse next to the One World Trade Center in New York. Credit: AFP Photo

A shadow falls on the moon as it undergoes a partial lunar eclipse as seen from San Salvador, El Salvador. Credit: Reuters Photo

The Beaver 'blood' Moon partial lunar eclipse is seen above the Washington Monument in Washington, US. Credit: Reuters Photo

The moon shines though clouds as people sit inside a rocket ship-themed playground tower before a lunar eclipse in Torrance, California. Credit: AFP Photo

The moon is seen during a lunar eclipse behind the One World Trade Center in New York. Credit: AFP Photo

The moon, with a partial lunar eclipse, is seen behind the Statue of Freedom, on Capitol Hill in Washington. Credit: AFP Photo

The earth's shadow covers the full moon during a partial lunar eclipse as it sets beyond the U.S. flag on top of a building in downtown Kansas City, US. Credit: AP Photo