I saw Transient Lunar Phenomenon

On the night of 4 July, I was watching the full moon through my binoculars. While I was focusing to witness the beauty of the full moon I saw the transient lunar phenomenon (TLP) It was a red flicker spot just for a second and it was stationary.

The area I saw TLP.

What is TLP

TLP represents Transient Lunar Phenomenon. It is exceptionally uncommon. They are surprising blazes and different lights on the Moon. Nobody realizes what precisely purposes these blazes. Alongside streaks, TLP has been accounted for as vaporous fogs, ruddy, green, blue, or violet hues, another lighting up, and even darkenings.

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