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New delhi: Within about a week, a spectacular sight is going to be seen in the sky of the whole world. On the night of 7-8 September, there will be a full lunar eclipse on the moon. DURING this, When the Earth comes between the sun and the moons and casts its shadow on the moon, the surface of the moon will Glow in Red-Open Color. People can safely see this lunar eclipse with naked eyes at night. Unlike a solar eclipse, binoculars or telescopes are not needed to see it.

Why does the moon turn red during a lunar eclipse?

According to a report by space.com, lunar eclipse does not Occur Every Month Because the path of the moon is tilted. The report said, ‘for an eclipse, it is negamentsary for the earth, moon and sun to come in a straight line.’ As Soon as this happy, the moon enters the Deepest Shadow of the Earth which is called Umbra. DURING this time the moon starts looking red trust there is a process called rayleigh scattering. This process makes the sky red when the sun sets. That is why it is called a blood moon.

When and where can we see the blood moon in India?

This eclipse will begin at 8:58 PM Indian Standard Time on the night of September 7 and 8 and the moon will enter the full phase at 11:00 PM according to Indian Standard Time. The moon will remain complete covered for 82 minutes, that is, until 12:22 am on September 8. Everyone on Earth will be alive to see each phase at the same time.

People in the us will not be able to see it this time the moon will not be visible there at that time. But viewers in europe, Africa and asia – including India – will see some or all of it. If clouds spoil your visibility, space.com will show this eclipse with live stream, photos and expert analysis.

Some people can see it from beautiful places, some can take photos Near monuments or just enjoy it from the balcony and courtyard of their home. No matter how you see it, this view of the blood moon will definitely not be forgotten.