Blood Moon total eclipse: 5 Chandra Grahan omens you must be wary of
Get ready to witness the Moon turn blood-red on March 3! From emotional vibes to ancient warnings, here’s what people say to watch out for during Chandra Grahan.
Get ready to witness the Moon turn blood-red on March 3! From emotional vibes to ancient warnings, here’s what people say to watch out for during Chandra Grahan.
The eclipse that will begin in the evening on March 3 will be visible in the region covering eastern Asia, Australia, Pacific Ocean and Americas.
A total lunar eclipse will grace the skies late Sunday night, with its peak expected at 11:48 pm and lasting for 48 minutes, according to experts at the Nehru Planetarium.
Major cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, and Chennai will be able to witness this amazing spectacle in its full glory.
Witness the partial lunar eclipse on September 18, 2024, visible across North and South America, Europe, parts of Asia, and Antarctica.
Of the five celestial events, there will be three instances of solar eclipse — one partial, one annular, and one total — and a total and a partial lunar eclipse
The longest "blood moon" eclipse this century that coincided with Mars' closest approach in 15 years treated skygazers to a thrilling celestial spectacle
Bad weather thwarted the cosmic display in several parts of the world.
Many people didn’t pay a visit to the planetarium but were excited to witness the major celestial event with binoculars and cameras.
There’s more to this week, celestially, than the longest lunar eclipse of the century!
