Egypt has the longest lunar eclipse in the 21st century on July 27

The Friday, July 13, 2018, the partial solar eclipse explained that eclipses could only be observed in the Pacific Ocean, the Indian Ocean and parts of South Australia, and that in a very small part of northern Antarctica. ] The head of the Department of Astronomy said in a statement that on Friday, July 27, 2018 would see a total eclipse of the moon two weeks after the previous solar eclipse, the second total lunar eclipse in 2018 and will will produce in large parts of Australia and Asia Africa, Europe and South America (visible in Egypt and the Middle East).

He added in a short time: "The longest lunar eclipse of the moon in the twenty-first century, where it will last only two hours, about a quarter or 103 minutes, and begins at 19:15 and reaches its peak at ten o'clock and at 3:30 pm on Saturday, July 28 of the same night, the lunar lunar eclipse is often referred to by the orange-red glow of the moon during the eclipse, resulting in the passage of light from the sun in the Earth's atmosphere.Also the moon is at its furthest point in its orbit around the Earth, so that it is (19659004)

I explained that on this day the planet Mars (red planet) is close to the moon where it can easily be seen with the naked eye if the weather allows (if the sky is free of clouds and dust). in this period is able to match the sun for the Earth so it illuminates strongly.

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