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L & # The eclipse reaches its peak at 27:22 GMT on July 27.
The reason for this long eclipse, which will accompany the phenomenon of the bloody moon, is that the moon will cross the center of the Earth's shadow. and so will be on a single line behind the globe and the sun
Observers will also have the opportunity to see Mars because it will be at Earth's earliest 15 years ago, where it will appear 10 times brighter than normally.
Eclipse in Europe, Africa and the Middle East For July 27, then between midnight and sunrise on July 28 in most parts of Asia and Australia [19659001] Cities and Arab capitals in particular will have the chance to see the longest total lunar eclipse of the current century.
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The eclipse should reach its peak at 8:22 am on July 27.
The reason for this long eclipse, which will be punctuated by the phenomenon of the bloody moon, is that the moon will pass through M
There will also be a chance for observers to see Mars because it will be at the earliest Earth 15 years ago, where it will appear 10 times brighter than it normally is.
The eclipse can be observed in Europe, Africa and the Middle East between sunset and midnight on July 27 and between midnight and sunrise on July 28 in most areas of the world. Asia and Australia.
The attached epiphorograph shows how eclipses occur, and the phenomenon X The blood will further detail the peak times of the total eclipse and the beginning of the partial eclipse of the Moon.
