The world is all set to witness the first Lunar Eclipse in 2024. Also called Chandra Grahan, the Lunar Eclipse will coincide with the Holi in India on March 25. This lunar eclipse will start from 10.23 am in the morning and will last till 03.02 pm. The penumbral lunar eclipse will not be visible from India.

The celestial ballet that the Earth, moon, and sun perform never fails to captivate our imagination. Among the many mesmerising events in this dance is the lunar eclipse, a phenomenon that has inspired awe and wonder since ancient times. When the Earth aligns perfectly between the sun and the moon, it casts a shadow on the lunar surface, resulting in a lunar eclipse. However, not all lunar eclipses are created equal. There are several distinct types, each with its own unique characteristics and visual spectacle.