This Time-Lapse Gif Of The #SuperBloodMoon Non-Apocalypse Is Better Than IRL

Sometimes, life is an absolute bastard.

While pretty much everybody else on the planet is right now basked in post-lunar eclipse joy at having witnessed the Super Blood Moon – not to be seen again until 2033, we might add – Australia is over here all like:

We didn’t get a look in due to the fact that we’re geographically challenged, but don’t worry m8s – the Internet is hashtagging the fuck out of their #SuperBloodMoon pics and videos.

Everyone is losing it over this particularly well done GIF, which TBH is probably a clearer look at how things went down than anything you would have experienced staring up from Planet Earth.

Boston can see the #SuperBloodMoon pic.twitter.com/lXhH0UNqVj

— Vala Afshar (@ValaAfshar) September 28, 2015

Here are some more pics:

Stunning #Supermoon rises tonight in #NYC ahead of the #LunarEclipse. #SuperBloodMoon #fullmoon pic.twitter.com/cq0YR4nrT2

— Inga Sarda-Sorensen (@isardasorensen) September 28, 2015

Soon mid-eclipse… #Superzzz #Supermoon #SuperLune #Eclipse #SuperBloodMoon #Umbra pic.twitter.com/2G7LtwhIXP

— Richard Ying (@richardying) September 28, 2015

The #SuperBloodMoon from Rurouni Kenshin pic.twitter.com/fVwEoEBBNp

— The 2nd Harem King (@RiosRiossp) September 28, 2015

I tried #SuperBloodMoon pic.twitter.com/mblOU6G2SA

— Cameron Burns (@CameronOCTW) September 28, 2015

What a shot! #SuperBloodMoon from Whitney, TX! Sent in by Garry Snow. pic.twitter.com/9YTwoXtt9L

— Jon Haverfield (@JonDopplerWX) September 28, 2015

BYE BLOOD MOON THANKS NO THANKS FOR DROPPING BY.

Sincerely, Australia.

Images via Twitter and Scott Eisen / Mario Tama via Getty Images.