Chennai: A total lunar eclipse can be seen in the sky today. We can see this as a partial eclipse in Tamil Nadu this evening. Lunar eclipse is happening in India today. This total lunar eclipse will not be visible across the country. But the results of full and various partial form conditions can be seen in the eastern parts of the country. A lunar eclipse can be seen if you go to the eastern part of India. Lunar eclipses in these areas usually occur simultaneously everywhere.
The eclipse will be visible in South America, North America, Australia, Asia, the North Atlantic Ocean and the Pacific Ocean. Moonrise time at Chennai in Tamil Nadu is 5:39 PM today Indian time. Lunar eclipse can be seen for 40 minutes. The beginning of the Moon’s outer shadow will begin at 1.30 PM. The Moon’s umbra begins at 2.38 pm. The total lunar eclipse will begin at 3.45 pm. The total lunar eclipse will occur at 4.18 pm.
The total lunar eclipse will end at 5.11 pm. The umbra of the lunar eclipse will disappear at 6.19 pm. The outer shadow of the Moon will be removed at 7.27. The moon turns red during an eclipse. Because there are seven colors within white light, blue light is scattered in the Earth’s equatorial region. Due to this the sky turns blue. Similarly, red light is bent as light passes through the ring zone. It falls on the moon. Due to this the moon appears red. Hence, we will be able to see the next lunar eclipse in India on October 28, 2023.