The longest lunar eclipse in the 27th of July

Khadras, Khandargas will remain in both states for one hour and 43 minutes

The longest lunar eclipse in the current century will be seen on July 27 in all parts of the country. Its duration is 1 hour 43 minutes. At this time the moon will appear reddish, it is called blood moon. Debi Prrodas Dauri, director of the Birla Institute of Indian Research and MP Birla Tarangan, said that the eclipse in India will be an eclipse. This eclipse will be visible everywhere in the country, both in the form of Khagros and Khandargas.

Eclipse can be seen from South America, Africa, Middle East and Central Asia. It is a long lunar eclipse that can last for 1 hour and 43 minutes. Khandgarh will take more than an hour to take place. On July 27, the procession of Khandgras will start at 11.54 pm, and the lunar eclipse will begin at 1 am on 28th July, at 1.52 in the moon's moon will appear. That condition will remain at 2.43 am. After this Chandra will appear at Dangarhad at 3.49 in the morning. On 27 July, the moon will pass through the middle of the earth shade.

On 27th July, full moon will remain in a distant place from Earth. It will be the smallest full moon of the year. In this state, the moon will take longer to travel through the shadow of the earth, so the duration of the lunar eclipse will increase. When the moon goes out of the earth during the night between August 27 and 28, the distance between the moon and the Earth will be 406223 km. At this time, the lunar ornamental shiny orange will become red and black and later gray and gray. At this time, the full moon is called the blood moon, because it looks like a red color.

Lunar eclipse year

Duryi said that the year 2018 was the lunar eclipse and the previous lunar eclipse occurred on January 31. The next lunar eclipse will take place on January 21, 2019 and it will last for 1 hour and 2 minutes. There is no need of a telescope or special filters to see the lunar eclipse. They can also look good with a double-click.