Astronomy enthusiasts and skywatchers are gearing up for the total lunar eclipse on September 7, 2025. This spectacular celestial event occurs when the Earth comes between the Sun and the Moon, casting its shadow on the lunar surface and giving the Moon a reddish hue popularly known as the “Blood Moon.”
Timings of the Lunar Eclipse in India
The September 7, 2025 lunar eclipse will be visible across many parts of India. Key phases (IST) are as follows:
Penumbral Eclipse Begins: 3:50 AM
Partial Eclipse Begins: 4:55 AM
Total Eclipse Begins: 6:12 AM
Maximum Eclipse: 6:42 AM
Total Eclipse Ends: 7:12 AM
Partial Eclipse Ends: 8:30 AM
Penumbral Eclipse Ends: 9:35 AM
Note: Timings may vary slightly based on your location in India.
Visibility Across India
Best Visibility: Eastern, Northern, and Central India
Limited Visibility: Western coastal regions may see the eclipse at moonrise
Cloud Cover Considerations: Sky clarity will affect visibility, so check local weather forecasts.
How to Watch the Total Lunar Eclipse Safely
Naked Eye Observation: Lunar eclipses are safe to view without protective eyewear.
Telescopes & Binoculars: Enhance the experience by observing surface details on the Moon.
Photography: Use cameras with zoom lenses or smartphones with adapters for eclipse photography.
Online Live Streams: For cloudy regions, several astronomy websites and observatories stream the eclipse live.
FAQs
Q1: What is a total lunar eclipse?
A1: A total lunar eclipse occurs when the Earth’s shadow completely covers the Moon, giving it a reddish color due to the scattering of sunlight.
Q2: Can I see the eclipse without special equipment?
A2: Yes, lunar eclipses are safe to view with the naked eye. No glasses or filters are needed.
Q3: How often do total lunar eclipses occur?
A3: Total lunar eclipses happen 2–4 times a year globally, but visibility varies by location.
Q4: Why does the Moon appear red during a total eclipse?
A4: The reddish hue, called the “Blood Moon,” occurs because Earth’s atmosphere scatters blue light and allows red light to pass through and reach the Moon.
Q5: Will this eclipse be visible in all of India?
A5: Most parts of India will see at least partial phases, with eastern and northern regions having the best view.
Conclusion
The total lunar eclipse on September 7, 2025, promises a breathtaking spectacle for skywatchers across India. Whether you observe it with the naked eye, telescopes, or online streams, it’s a perfect opportunity to marvel at one of nature’s most mesmerizing astronomical events.
Published on : 4th September
Published by : SMITA
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