INDIA: A total lunar eclipse will occur on Tuesday, November 8, 2022, just a few days after a partial solar eclipse that occurred the day after Diwali. The eclipse on November 8 will be the last one of 2022; it should be jotted.
The moon, sometimes referred to as “Blood Moon,” would appear partially red on the day of the Lunar Eclipse (Chandra Grahan) in 2022. Reports predict that some eastern cities in India will be able to see the November 8 moon eclipse.
A full lunar eclipse will occur on November 8
According to a National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) social media post. A total lunar eclipse will occur on November 8 and won’t happen again for several years after that. The most recent full moon eclipse occurred in May of this year, and the following one won’t happen until March 14, 2025.
On November 8, India will be able to see the lunar eclipse from 5:32 to 6:18 p.m. The Lunar Eclipse will be visible with the unaided eye next week, so no special equipment is necessary. But you can use your Telescopes and Binoculars to see the Eclipse as well.
From Iceland, sections of South America, south and central Asia, and Russia, a partial moon eclipse will be visible. Eastern Brazil and Argentina, northern Scandinavia, and the Middle East will be able to see a penumbral lunar eclipse, which occurs when the moon is in the lighter penumbral shadow from our earth.
Only a few eastern cities in India, including Kolkata, Siliguri, Patna, Ranchi, and Guwahati, would be able to see the moon eclipse.
The moon eclipse will also be partially visible from Delhi, according to reports. The event can also be spectated live through NASA’s social media accounts if one is unable to witness the Eclipse.
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