Chandra Grahan In India

Chandra Grahan 2024: The penumbral lunar eclipse will begin at 10:24 AM Indian Standard Time (IST), reach its maximum at 12:43 PM IST, and conclude by 3:01 PM IST.

India, all of Asia, Europe, Africa, and Russia will witness a partial lunar eclipse tonight.

Partial Lunar Eclipse: Binoculars, telescopes or naked eye will give a decent view of the spectacle, as long as the weather here on Earth plays ball.

Unlike solar eclipses, watching the moon being shadowed by the Earth with naked eyes is perfectly safe.

Lunar Eclipse 2023: The penumbral lunar eclipse would be easily observed in several parts of India if the weather stayed favourable.

In view of the total lunar eclipse (Chandra Grahan), the doors of Badrinath Temple were closed earlier today and would remain so till late evening.

Unlike a solar eclipse, a lunar eclipse is completely safe to observe through the naked eye.

Parts of India and the globe will witness another celestial event on Tuesday as a "Blood Moon" will be visible for approximately 85 minutes from North America, parts of South America, Asia, Australia and New Zealand.

Lunar Eclipse 2022: On the intervening night of Sunday and Monday, the world will experience the first of the two lunar eclipses expected this year.

Lunar eclipse: This will be the first total lunar eclipse of the year, and it will take place on the intervening night of May 15 and 16

Stargazers are witnessing the first lunar eclipse of 2022. While most of Europe is witnessing it before dawn on Monday, the Americas were able to see it Sunday night.

Lunar Eclipse 2021 is slated to take place on 19th November. Here's all you need to know about this celestial occurrence.

The longest partial lunar eclipse in 580 years will occur on November 19 and will be visible from parts of Northeast India, an astrophysicist said on Saturday.

The longest lunar eclipse or chandra grahan, the longest of this century, takes place today, November 19 as the Earth passes between the Sun and Moon, creating a shadow on the Moon's surface.

Lunar Eclipse 2021: Here's all you need to know about the total lunar eclipse or 'Blood Moon' that is occurring on 26th May.

Chandra Grahan 2024: The penumbral lunar eclipse will begin at 10:24 AM Indian Standard Time (IST), reach its maximum at 12:43 PM IST, and conclude by 3:01 PM IST.

India, all of Asia, Europe, Africa, and Russia will witness a partial lunar eclipse tonight.

Partial Lunar Eclipse: Binoculars, telescopes or naked eye will give a decent view of the spectacle, as long as the weather here on Earth plays ball.

Unlike solar eclipses, watching the moon being shadowed by the Earth with naked eyes is perfectly safe.

Lunar Eclipse 2023: The penumbral lunar eclipse would be easily observed in several parts of India if the weather stayed favourable.

In view of the total lunar eclipse (Chandra Grahan), the doors of Badrinath Temple were closed earlier today and would remain so till late evening.

Unlike a solar eclipse, a lunar eclipse is completely safe to observe through the naked eye.

Parts of India and the globe will witness another celestial event on Tuesday as a "Blood Moon" will be visible for approximately 85 minutes from North America, parts of South America, Asia, Australia and New Zealand.

Lunar Eclipse 2022: On the intervening night of Sunday and Monday, the world will experience the first of the two lunar eclipses expected this year.

Lunar eclipse: This will be the first total lunar eclipse of the year, and it will take place on the intervening night of May 15 and 16

Stargazers are witnessing the first lunar eclipse of 2022. While most of Europe is witnessing it before dawn on Monday, the Americas were able to see it Sunday night.

Lunar Eclipse 2021 is slated to take place on 19th November. Here's all you need to know about this celestial occurrence.

The longest partial lunar eclipse in 580 years will occur on November 19 and will be visible from parts of Northeast India, an astrophysicist said on Saturday.

The longest lunar eclipse or chandra grahan, the longest of this century, takes place today, November 19 as the Earth passes between the Sun and Moon, creating a shadow on the Moon's surface.

Lunar Eclipse 2021: Here's all you need to know about the total lunar eclipse or 'Blood Moon' that is occurring on 26th May.