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Tonight at 21.30 The Swedish hour is estimated to be the longest total lunar eclipse of the century. According to Business Insider and New Technology, it will be in 1 hour and 43 minutes and will be visible from Europe Africa Asia Australia and New Zealand . The partial lunar eclipse, time before and after the total lunar eclipse, is estimated at 3 hours and 55 minutes . A lunar eclipse occurs when the sun, the earth and the moon are in an exact line and the moon is then in the shadow of the earth.
In the evening will invite a blood moon. At the mouth of the moon is the moon in the globe umbra where direct sunlight is lacking. The moon then receives a blood red shine as only the red and orange light can cross the atmosphere and reach the moon. A total lunar eclipse is required for this phenomenon to take place.
In March, should also be visible to the naked eye. On July 31, 19459006, the planet is 35.8 million away, which is the closest planet to Earth at 15 years .
