Super Blood Wolf Moon 2019, Super Blood Wolf Moon 2019 Where to Watch

Super Blood Wolf Moon 2019, Super Blood Wolf Moon 2019 Where to Watch

Super Blood Wolf Moon 2019 Where to Watch

Super Blood Wolf Moon 2019, Super Blood Wolf Moon 2019 Where to Watch is going to cast a light show on January 21, 2019. This is the last Total Lunar Eclipse until May 2021 so do not miss the chance and check in the date and time in India, Super Blood Wolf Moon Lunar Eclipse 2019, Chandra Grahan January 2019 Timings in India, Live Stream: The moon eclipse is slated to last one hour and two minutes, Super Blood Wolf Moon is a moon eclipse that will last 62 minutes, The term 'Blood Moon 'comes from the eclipse.

We are just a few hours away from total Lunar Eclipse which will cast its light show across the globe. This year's total Lunar Eclipse is called the Super Blood Wolf Moon as it gets coincide with the Super Moon and the Wolf Moon. The celestial event will be visible from some parts of the planet. You will not want to miss the total Lunar Eclipse of January 21, 2019, as the next will occur after three years on May 26, 2021. For those unaware, Total Moon Eclipse takes place when Sun, Moon and the Earth fall in a perfectly straight line and in time this, the Sun is behind the Earth, and the Moon moves into the Earth's shadow while the Moon is the closest to Earth. As a result of which, the moon looks 7 percent bigger and 15 percent bright.

Total Lunar Eclipse of 21 January 2019 timing in India

Total Lunar Eclipse of 21 January 2019 timing in India

Unfortunately, the total Lunar Eclipse of January 21, 2019, will not be visible in India as it is on the wrong side of the planet. The celestial event will sadly be invisible in the whole of Asia and Australia.

The Super Blood Wolf Moon of 2019 can be witnessed in the north-eastern part of Russia, north-western France, north-western Spain, Portugal, almost the whole of North and South America, the Eastern Pacific and a small area of West Africa.

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The total Lunar Eclipse of 21 January 2019 timings in India is 9:05 pm IST (02:35 GMT on Monday) on Sunday. The light show will end at 2:19 am IST (07:49 GMT on Monday) on Monday, January 21, 2019. The Moon will be at its extreme at 10:42 am (05:12 GMT on Monday).
Stargazers watching the event need not need any kind of equipment But, if the weather turns clouds

• It is a super blood moon - "super" because the moon will be the closest to Earth in its orbit during the full moon and "blood" because the total moon eclipse will turn moon a reddish hue.

Get ready for the total lunar eclipse, Supermoon on Sunday evening

Washington: Stargazers are set for a treat as skies on Sunday evening, including total moon eclipse, super blood moon, and a "Wolf Moon" or Super Blood Wolf Moon.

It is a super blood moon - "super" because the moon will be the closest to Earth in its orbit during the full moon and "blood" because the total moon eclipse will turn the moon a reddish hue.

The moon eclipse will last 60 minutes, and will not be visible from India.

The moon eclipse will last 60 minutes, and will not be visible from India.

"The Super Blood Wolf Moon will be visible for its entirety in North and South America on January 20-21," US space agency NASA said in a statement.

During a moon eclipse, the Moon passes through two distinct parts of Earth's shadow.The outer part of the cone-shaped shadow is called the penumbra. The penumbra is less dark than the inner part of the shadow The inner part of the shadow, known as the Umbra, is very darker

At 9:36 pm EST on January 20, the moon will start entering the penumbra. At 10:33 pm EST, the moon will start entering the umbra.

At 11:41 pm EST, The Moon will be completely inside the Umbra, marking the beginning of the total moon eclipse. The moment of great eclipse, when the moon is halfway through the umbra, occurs at 12:12 am EST.

Unlike solar eclipses, which requires specifications and can be seen only for a very limited area, a total moon eclipse can be seen for about an hour by anyone on the nighttime side of Earth - as long as the skies are clear, NASA said

A variety of factors affecting the moon during a total moon eclipse. Clouds, dust, ash, photochemical droplets and organic material in the environment can change

At 12:43 am EST, the edge of the moon will start exiting the umbra and start moving in the opposite side of the penumbra. This marks the end of the total lunar eclipse.

At 1:50 am EST, the moon will be completely outside the umbra It will continue moving out of the penumbra until the eclipse ends at 2:48 am EST, NASA said.

The next total lunar eclipse is slated on May 26, 2021, and will be visible from North and South America, and East Asia.