Lunar Eclipse: This year’s lunar eclipse is a rare astronomical event that astronomy lovers and scientists around the world have been waiting for a long time. Apart from India, this lunar eclipse will be visible in many parts of Europe, Australia, Asia, and Africa. Special preparations are being made for its darshan in many cities, from London, Paris, Bangkok, Sydney, to Nairobi. About 85% of the world’s population will be able to see this eclipse, which makes it even more special.
In India, the middle period of this lunar eclipse will be 11:41 pm, while its Moksha, i.e., end time, will be 1:27 pm. Also, Sutak Kaal will start about nine hours before the eclipse, i.e., from 12:57 pm in the day. From a religious point of view, special precautions are taken during the Sutak period. During this time, people other than children, the elderly, and patients are forbidden to eat food. It is said in the scriptures that the chanting done at the time of an eclipse is especially fruitful.
Where and when will the lunar eclipse be visible
London, Paris, Cape Town – 7:30 pm to 8:52 pm (7 September)
Istanbul, Cairo, Nairobi – 8:30 pm to 9:52 pm (7 September)
Bangkok – 12:30 am to 1:52 am (8 September)
Beijing, Hong Kong, Perth – 1:30 am to 2:52 am (8 September)
Tokyo – 2:30 am to 3:52 am (8 September)
Sydney – 3:30 am to 4:52 am (8 September)
This lunar eclipse will also be seen as a “blood moon”, which gives redness to the moon. Scientifically, this phenomenon occurs due to the shadow of the Earth, while in religious beliefs, it is considered a special time.
Keep in mind that looking directly during a solar eclipse can cause damage to the eyes, but a lunar eclipse can be seen even without any special glasses. Therefore, people interested in astronomy can see it with open eyes.
The second eclipse of this month will be on September 21 in the form of a solar eclipse, but it will not be visible in India.
Important Note
The information given in this article is based on various astro experts, scientific reports, and traditional beliefs. However, before doing any kind of religious or scientific activity, consult an expert in your field so that the information is completely authentic and safe.
This lunar eclipse is not only a subject of study for scientists, but is also considered extremely important from a spiritual point of view. Therefore, this opportunity to see it tonight will be very exciting for any astronomy lover.