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Total Lunar Eclipse on September 7-8: Details and Viewing
A total lunar eclipse, also known as a Blood Moon, will be visible on September 7-8.
This happens when Earth passes between the sun and moon, casting a shadow on the moon and turning it red.
The eclipse will be widely visible across Asia, including all of India, offering a stunning visual spectacle.
The totality phase, when the moon is fully in shadow, lasts 82 minutes.
You can view the eclipse safely with the naked eye.
Binoculars and telescopes can enhance the viewing experience, allowing for better details.
Check the times and locations above to view the celestial event.
A total lunar eclipse will occur on September 7-8, visible across Asia and parts of other continents.
The eclipse will cause the moon to appear deep red, a phenomenon known as the Blood Moon.
The eclipse will be widely visible across India.
The totality phase will occur from 11:00 PM to 12:22 AM IST.
The eclipse is safe to watch with the naked eye, but binoculars and telescopes can enhance viewing.
- Who
- Skywatchers worldwide
- What
- Total Lunar Eclipse
- When
- September 7-8
- Where
- Most of Asia, including India, and parts of Europe, Africa, Australia, and New Zealand
- Why
- To witness the rare celestial event.
- Event
- Total Lunar Eclipse
- Dates
- September 7-8
- Visibility
- Most of Asia, including India, and parts of Europe, Africa, Australia, and New Zealand
- Eclipse Begins
- 8:58 PM IST, September 7
- Totality Phase
- 11:00 PM – 12:22 AM IST
- Eclipse Ends
- 2:25 AM IST, September 8
Sources
Total Lunar Eclipse On September 7: Will It Be Visible In Your City? All You Need To Know
NASA explains the science behind the blood moon’s red glow
Chandra Grahan 2025: When Does Sutak Period Begin? All About the Rituals to Be Followed
'Blood Moon' To Rise During Total Lunar Eclipse Sunday Night
Bengaluru Skies to Host Rare Red Moon This Weekend
