During the full lunar eclipse on the 27th-28th of July, the sun, the earth and the moonlight will be seen in the horoscope. This scene will be seen in many real areas of the country.
Indore: If you are a Mehraraja, you will see a spectacular view of the full moonlight on the night of July 27-28. The hidden view of sun, earth and moon will be seen in many areas of the country. During the longest lunar eclipse of the century, the moon will remain hidden in the shadow of the earth for approximately one hour and 43 minutes.
Distinguished Observatory of Ujjain Dr. Rajendra Prakash Gupta said that the next complete lunar eclipse will be seen in most parts of the country. If the sky is clean in the rainy season, the eye will be clearly visible. The completion of the lunar eclipse will be 11 hours 54 minutes and 02 seconds on 27th July according to Indian time. When the shadow of the earth begins to cover the moon gradually.
The approximate bus year-old observatory director said on the basis of his calculation that the total lunar eclipse would be at peak hours of 1 hour 51 minutes and 08 seconds. When the moon shines from the shadow of the earth to 161.4%. This condition of the complete lunar eclipse will continue for one hour 42 minutes and 57 seconds. After that the shadow of the earth will gradually be lost from the Moon and 28th of July morning will end in 3 hours 49 minutes 03 seconds.
Gwajee Observatory Dr. Rajendra Prakash Gupte said that this view of the full moonlight will also be seen in some countries of Asia including Antarctica, Europe, Australia, Russia, Africa and some areas in America. When a complete lunar eclipse occurs, the earth comes between the sun and the moon, and the moon is covered with its shadow.
Indore: If you are a Mehraraja, you will see a spectacular view of the full moonlight on the night of July 27-28. The hidden view of sun, earth and moon will be seen in many areas of the country. During the longest lunar eclipse of the century, the moon will remain hidden in the shadow of the earth for approximately one hour and 43 minutes.
Distinguished Observatory of Ujjain Dr. Rajendra Prakash Gupta said that the next complete lunar eclipse will be seen in most parts of the country. If the sky is clean in the rainy season, the eye will be clearly visible. The completion of the lunar eclipse will be 11 hours 54 minutes and 02 seconds on 27th July according to Indian time. When the shadow of the earth begins to cover the moon gradually.
The approximate bus year-old observatory director said on the basis of his calculation that the total lunar eclipse would be at peak hours of 1 hour 51 minutes and 08 seconds. When the moon shines from the shadow of the earth to 161.4%. This condition of the complete lunar eclipse will continue for one hour 42 minutes and 57 seconds. After that the shadow of the earth will gradually be lost from the Moon and 28th of July morning will end in 3 hours 49 minutes 03 seconds.
Gwajee Observatory Dr. Rajendra Prakash Gupte said that this view of the full moonlight will also be seen in some countries of Asia including Antarctica, Europe, Australia, Russia, Africa and some areas in America. When a complete lunar eclipse occurs, the earth comes between the sun and the moon, and the moon is covered with its shadow.
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