The total lunar eclipse on Wednesday would be visible from India with the moon taking a red brown glow, also called the Blood Moon, the BM Birla Science Centre's Director, BG Sidharth, said on Monday.
The event would also bring the Blue Moon and the super Moon phenomena, a release from the center said. During the Lunar Eclipse, the earth comes exactly between the sun and moon and the earth's shadow will falls on the moon.
The total lunar eclipse, which can be seen all over India, begins at 5.20 pm with what is called the partial shadow and penumbra of the earth's shadow striking the moon. This would be the second full moon in the month and it is often called the Blue Moon.
The event would also bring the Blue Moon and the super Moon phenomena, a release from the center said. During the Lunar Eclipse, the earth comes exactly between the sun and moon and the earth's shadow will falls on the moon.
The total lunar eclipse, which can be seen all over India, begins at 5.20 pm with what is called the partial shadow and penumbra of the earth's shadow striking the moon. This would be the second full moon in the month and it is often called the Blue Moon.
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