The last lunar eclipse of the year will take place today (Saturday).
According to the Met Office, all phases of a total lunar eclipse will be visible from Asia to Australia, including Pakistan, as the moon will darken and flash different colours when the earth will block sun rays, refracting light through its own atmosphere. According to experts, millions of people will be watching for the moon to go dark today (Saturday), as it would be the last total lunar eclipse until April 2014.
The Met Office informed that a penumbral eclipse will begin in Pakistan at 4:34pm. Partial eclipse will begin at 5:46pm, total eclipse at 7:06pm and greatest eclipse will occur at 7:32pm. The total eclipse will end on 7:57pm, partial eclipse at 9:18pm while penumbral eclipse will end at 10:30pm.
According to the Met Office, all phases of a total lunar eclipse will be visible from Asia to Australia, including Pakistan, as the moon will darken and flash different colours when the earth will block sun rays, refracting light through its own atmosphere. According to experts, millions of people will be watching for the moon to go dark today (Saturday), as it would be the last total lunar eclipse until April 2014.
The Met Office informed that a penumbral eclipse will begin in Pakistan at 4:34pm. Partial eclipse will begin at 5:46pm, total eclipse at 7:06pm and greatest eclipse will occur at 7:32pm. The total eclipse will end on 7:57pm, partial eclipse at 9:18pm while penumbral eclipse will end at 10:30pm.
0 comments:
Post a Comment