The complete eclipse of the moon will also be seen from Serbia

Science

Citizens, as well as expert commentary, will be able to observe the lunar eclipse from the Kalemegdan National Observatory, announced the Ruđer Bošković Astronomical Society.

All the steps of the lunar eclipse will be visible from the Indian Ocean, India, East Africa, the Arabian Peninsula and the region of the Caspian Sea.

From Serbia, the phenomenon will be followed from the departure of the Moon at 20:01, in Belgrade, until his departure from halftime, on July 28 at 1:29. As the eyes only see the passage of the Moon through the shadow of the Earth, the Moon will begin to enter the Earth's shadow at 8:24 pm, 9:30 pm, which will be completely submerged, which is in same time the beginning of a complete eclipse.

At 22:22 is the middle of the eclipse, and the dark red color The Moon will be at 23:13, when it will begin to emerge from the shadows and it will be the end of the whole. With the eclipse of the Moon, it will be possible to observe the planets Venus, Jupiter, Saturn and Mars.

These days, Mars is suitable for observation because it is close to Earth in opposition, they said of the Astronomical Society. Last month's contact with Earth Shadow will be at 00:19 on July 28th.

In explanation, it is said that the Sun, the nearest star, illuminates all our cold companions, so they have shadows and half-shadows behind them. The half-axis Sun observer only sees part of the Sun. With its shadow approaching, the visible part of the Sun's surface becomes smaller, so that the shadow becomes completely invisible. The shadow of the Earth extends over about 1.5 million kilometers.

When the moon enters his penis in his movement around the Earth, that is, the shadow speaks of eclipses of the moon with a half-shadow or shadow, which can be partial or complete.