On March 14, on the occasion of the festival of Holi, on March 14, the Akash will be burnt by a magnificent red-wagged moon, also known as blood moon. This total lunar eclipse returns after about three years, in which the last one is happening in 2022, which offers a stunning view of the moon in a red shade.
Lunar Eclipse 2025: Can it be seen in India?
Since this incident will take place during the day in India, it will not be visible in the country. “Lunar eclipse will appear in America, Western Europe, West Africa and North and South Atlantic Ocean,” PTI Superintendent of Jivji Observatory, Ujjain, Dr. Rajendra Prakash said citing Gupt.
Lunar Eclipse 2025: Where will it appear?
However, only a few areas of the world can only see this astronomical event in its complete glory. People of North and South America will experience the total eclipse, which is expected to last for more than 65 minutes.
As PTI“Full lunar eclipse will appear in other countries of Asia as well as in Europe, Antarctica, Western Pacific Ocean, Australia and Indian Ocean region,” Gupta said.
What is a total lunar eclipse?
The total lunar eclipse occurs when the Earth passes directly between the Sun and the Moon, putting its shadow completely on the moon.
During this phenomenon, the Moon can carry on a red color, which is often referred to as a “blood moon”, as the Earth’s atmosphere spreads sunlight, with long -term wavelength (red and orange) filters.
This shadow of the Earth causes falling on the moon, resulting in the lunar surface illuminated with this red light. A total lunar eclipse is a surprising astronomical event that appears from anywhere on the earth where the moon is above the horizon during the eclipse.
How to see a total lunar eclipse?
To get a clear place Ind: to get the best view of the eclipse, choose a place away from the city light with an uninterrupted view of the sky.
Use telescope or a telescope (optional): while the eclipse appears to the naked eye, can increase the telescope or a telescope experience, offering the scene close to the moon surface.
During this phenomenon, the moon can carry on a red color, often called ‘blood moon’.
No special glasses are required: Unlike solar eclipse, you do not need special glasses for a lunar eclipse, as it is safe to see with naked eyes.
