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Most regions of Saudi Arabia are witnessing a partial eclipse of the moon before sunrise tomorrow (Monday), with the exception of the eastern region and parts of the southern part of the kingdom, the first eclipse of two of this year.
Majid Abu Zahra, president of the Jeddah Astronomical Society, said that in general, this lunar eclipse is essentially a "total eclipse" that sees all phases of the globe in North America, South America, the East Pacific, in the West Atlantic and in the Far West and West Africa. Total for one hour and two minutes (62 minutes), partly seen from Central and East Africa and Asia.
The percentage of lunar eclipse in the Kingdom will vary, with northern regions having the highest percentage of the disc discarded moon portion, and decreasing percentage toward the central and southern parts of the kingdom.
(95%), Dibba (84%), Al-Qurayyat (87%), Al-Qurayyat (87%), Riyadh (1% (67%), Sakaka (62%), Doma Al-Jandal (64%) , Talaq (80%), Tabuk (79%).), Arar (60%), Yanbu Al-Bahr (58%), Mastura (48%), Rabigh 44%, Thul 43%, Dahban 41% (20%). ), Tarbeh (20%), Afif (19%), Onaiza (19%), Al-Taif (29%), (11%), Al-Qaysumah (11%), Al-Qatzum (17%), Balgarshi (17%), Al-Baha (17%), Al-Zulfi (9%), blonde (9%), H (11%), teeth (10%), (6%), Khamis Mushait (6%) , Jizan (4%), Darma (2%), Comet (1%), and Dai Al-Dawasir (1%).
With regard to the rest of the Arab world, the eclipse will be partially visible in Kuwait, Iraq, Jordan, central and eastern Syria and in central and eastern Lebanon. Sudan. Partial eclipses will not be observed in the United Arab Emirates, Oman, Bahrain, Somalia, Djibouti, Comoros and Yemen.
While the eclipse will be seen entirely in Morocco, Mauritania, Tunisia, Algeria, Libya, Egypt, Far West Sudan, Western Syria, Lebanon and Palestine.
The total eclipse of the Moon will be marked by the fact that the Moon is at the nearest distance from the Earth, or the so-called "giant moon", where the size and light of the Moon will be larger than most other moons.
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