Home / Technology / Article / Lunar Eclipse 2018: When, where and how to watch the 'Blood Moon' eclipse

Lunar Eclipse 2018: When, where and how to watch the 'Blood Moon' eclipse

The total lunar eclipse will be visible all across the globe, except for North America. Make sure you do not miss the Chandra Grahan's celestial beauty

Listen to this article :
The Lunar Eclipse as seen in April 2014

The Lunar Eclipse as seen in April 2014

27th July 2018! Today will be a day to remember, as the world will witness the longest lunar eclipse to date, which will last for an hour and forty-five minutes. On this day the moon will be in perfect alignment with the sun and the Earth, with the moon in the middle of the Earth and the sun. And this will be the first time that mars will be making its closest approach to earth in 15 years.

The two planets: Mars and Earth will be just about 57.6 million kilometres apart and by Friday Mars will be in the opposite direction. This means that Mars and the Sun will be exactly on opposite sides of the Earth. Which means the world can now witness a total lunar eclipse. So, let’s make the ‘Blood Moon’ viewing experience a family event and observe this beautiful celestial phenomenon with your friends, children and loved ones.

How do you like the new new mid-day.com experience? Share your feedback and help us improve.

Read Next Story
Can't protect users data alone says Facebook

Trending Stories

Latest Photoscta-pos

Latest VideosView All

Latest Web StoriesView All

Mid-Day FastView All

Advertisement