The world is in rendezvous with the longest lunar eclipse of the 21st century

Dr. Yasser Abdul Hadi, The world will be in rendezvous with the longest lunar eclipse of the 21st century, Friday. "The lunar eclipse will cover most parts of the world, with the exception of a few simple parts of the North American continent and the extreme," he said. East Asia

He added in a short time that the phenomenon will begin scientifically at 7:15 pm, where the naked eye can not detect the phenomenon.

And Abizaid: "It's at 8:44 that people will start monitoring the phenomenon."

He added in a short time: "At half-past nine will occur the phenomenon of the total eclipse, where the moon will be red."