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Another treat for sky watchers is that a rare combination of a partial lunar eclipse and a supermoon on Tuesday will transform the skies in most countries. On the night of September 17-18, the Earth’s shadow will fall on the surface of the moon. This event will be followed by a full moon.
This view can be enjoyed from various places in Europe and Africa as well as various countries in Asia and North and South America. Will the lunar eclipse and supermoon be visible in India?
Lunar eclipse could not be seen from India
At the time of the lunar eclipse, the Moon will be below the horizon in many places in India. Therefore, it will not be possible to view the lunar eclipse on September 17 from New Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Chennai and other Indian cities.
17-18 September Lunar Eclipse Timings in India
The lunar eclipse will be visible on the night of September 17-18. The maximum part of the eclipse will be visible in India at 8:48 am on September 18. The timing of the total lunar eclipse in India is as follows.
Full moon in India on September 17-18
According to NASA, the full moon will occur on Wednesday, September 18 from Newfoundland and Greenland time eastward across Eurasia, Africa and Australia to the International Date Line. The moon will be visible in its full light for three days from Monday evening to Thursday evening. So, you can enjoy the view of the supermoon on these days.
Supermoon timing in India on September 17-18
According to Time and Date, the Supermoon, also known as the Harvest Moon, will be visible on September 17-18 at 8:04 am in New Delhi, India.
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