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The world will see the longest lunar eclipse in a century on the night of July 27 and the first hours of July 28. During the eclipse, the moon will appear in red, giving it the nickname "blood moon". [19659002] Image for representation only "title =" Image for representation only "data-cl-slideshow =" "data-cl-title =" Image for representation only "data-cl-description =" "data-cl -imageid = "2741113 -0" src = "/ img / loading.gif" onload = "pagespeed.lazyLoadImages.loadIfVisibleAndMaybeBeacon (this); "onerror =" this.onerror = null; pagespeed.lazyLoadImages.loadIfVisibleAndMaybeBeacon (this); "/>
In a nice coincidence, on July 27, Mars will appear as big and bright in the sky as it gets closer to its closest approach to Earth in 15 years.
The Phenomenon will follow the "Super Blue Blood Moon" on January 31st which was once named in a life combining a supermoon, a blue moon and a blood moon.
The lunar eclipse or Chandra Grahan is a phenomenon when the Earth is aligned (falls in a line) directly with the Moon and the Sun, while the orbit of the Moon brings the orb into the shadow of the Earth.
The 2018 Blood Moon, on the other hand, will last longer than other lunar eclipses of this century (one hour and 43 minutes) since the Moon will pbad through one of the most Dark of the Earth's shadow called "Umbra"
Where Can We See the Moon of Blood? [19659005] The 2018 Blood Moon era seen in the eastern hemisphere, including Central Asia and East Africa. In India, astronomers can watch it at its Penumbral phase (initial phase).
On July 27, the Sun and Mars will be located facing each other with the Earth in the middle. This will cause Mars to approach the Earth, causing it to appear lighter than normal and will be visible from evening to dawn around the end of July.
Timings
The total lunar eclipse will be fully visible in Delhi. The penumbral eclipse will begin at 23:44, followed by a partial eclipse at 23:54
A total eclipse will begin at 1:00 am (July 28). The moon, closest to the center of the shadow, will present the maximum eclipse at 1:51 in the morning.
At 2:43, the total eclipse will end. The partial eclipse will recommence around 3:49 in the morning.
At 4:58 in the morning, the penis eclipse will end. The total duration of the eclipse will be six hours and 14 minutes
How to watch Blood Moon 2018
You do not need any special equipment to see the Blood Moon 2018 on July 27 because it will be visible to the naked eye. However, since the monsoon season has just begun in India, if the weather remains cloudy, you will need a set of decent telescopes to look at the Blood Moon with details.
