Lunar Eclipse July 2020 timings in India: What time will the penumbral reach its peak?

People are bracing up for next lunar eclipse of 2020 that is set to occur this month. last eclipse took place on June 5 and was second of four penumbral lunar eclipses of year. w, it’s time for third eclipse of season which will also be penumbral. re are three different s of lunar eclipses which include total, partial and penumbral.

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In case of a penumbral lunar eclipse, Earth, Moon, and Sun are aligned imperfectly where Moon goes through Earth's diffused outer show called penumbra. moon is shed by show of Earth very subtly, which makes it difficult for people to observe effect. People also often mistake it for a regular full moon due to faint show. This is one of reasons why phemen is considered to be mainly of acemic interest as it can’t always be ticed. penumbral lunar eclipse is set to begin this month on July 4.

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What is best time to observe phemen?

penumbral lunar eclipse will unveil on July 5 at 8:37 AM IST before finally ending on July 9 at 11:22 AM IST. penumbral will reach its peak at 9:59 AM IST on July 5. phemen will last for approximately 2 hours and 45 minutes.

best time to observe penumbral eclipse is when it reaches its peak, however, it would be bright sunshine in India during this time of day.  Penumbral will be visible from several or parts of world which include all Latin American countries, much of rth American countries like USA, Cana, Mexico, Cuba, Western European countries like UK, Spain, Germany, Italy, much of South America, Pacific, Atlantic, Indian Ocean, most of African countries and Antarctica. To get exact Lunar Eclipse 2020 time for your city, you can visit link here.

For those living in India and such or regions, you can catch event on YouTube and or social media channels that host a live stream of penumbral eclipse.

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