Today is the last lunar eclipse of the year, know what will be its effect

Today is the last lunar eclipse of the year, know what will be its effect

Today is the last lunar eclipse of the year, know what will be its effect
The month of November witnesses a lunar eclipse. This is an event that happens only last in years. It is a spectacular sight to watch as the moon turns dark and red. In addition, these ares are known as a 'blood moon.' The name comes from the effect of the moon's blood-like appearance as it passes through the shadow of the earth. Watching an eclipse is a religious expression; some people spend their whole lifetime waiting for one.

The last lunar eclipse of the year will take place on , November 25 October.  During the event, the moon will appear as a dark red color in the sky. This is due to the moon passing through the shadow of the earth. After that, the moon will turn black and appear to be almost torn apart by the shadow's force. People living in cities will have a better view because of all the lights in the sky. However, watching from a country side may be even more dramatic as fewer lights crowd out the view.

Lunar eclipse date and ​time on India:-

The event will begin at 2:39 PM on November 8 and end at 6:19 PM that night. It will   a little over 4 hours. This one will be even more amazing as there will be a 'totality' or complete darkness during it. That's when people living in cities may see stars appearing in the sky and hear loud sounds like thunder, explosions or rumbling. Many people describe an eclipse as feeling like they are in another world when this happens.

Where will the last lunar eclipse be seen?

The last lunar eclipse of the year 2022 can be visible in many Asian islands including India, South / Eastern Europe, Australia, North and South America, Pacific Atlantic and Indian Ocean.