Chandra Grahan 2019: All you need to know about 3-hr lunar eclipse in India on July 16-17
The eclipse will be visible almost throughout the night from all parts of the country. The eclipse will begin around 1.31 am on Wednesday. The greatest partial eclipse when the Moon will look the darkest will be around 3 am. The Moon will remain partially eclipsed till 4:29 am on Wednesday.
Around 3:01 am on Wednesday, 65 per cent of the Moon’s diameter will be under the shadow of the Earth. On Tuesday night, only a part of the Moon will pass the Earth’s shadow.
India will witness the next lunar eclipse on May 26, 2021, when it will be a total one
The celestial phenomenon will also be visible in parts of South America, Europe, Africa, Asia and Australia
The celestial phenomenon takes place only at full Moon night, when it, the Sun and the Earth are in a perfectly straight line.
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HIGHLIGHTS
- Sky enthusiasts in the country will witness a three-hour long partial lunar eclipse early Wednesday, when the Earth will move between the Sun and the Moon. Here is all you need to know about the celestial phenomenon and how and where to watch it –
The lunar eclipses are completely safe to view with the naked eye. One does not need a telescope to watch the lunar eclipse although a good pair of binoculars will enhance the experience.
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