Eye in the Sky Effect

Is there any conceivable way that a planet with two moons--one being visibly red to the naked eye due to its mineral composition--could align in an eclipse in such a way so that the whole effect looks like a glaring eye in the sky, with the smaller red planet as the "eye's" pupil?

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