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Lunar Eclipse 2020: When and where to watch the fourth and final 'chandra grahan' today
Trendingdesk •The Chandra Grahan is expected to begin around 1.02 pm IST and will be at its peak at 3.12 pm IST. The celestial event will end at 5.23 pm IST.
Second penumbral lunar eclipse of 2020 to occur today at 11.15 pm IST: Here's all you need to know
Trendingdesk •The penumbral lunar eclipse is called the 'Strawberry Moon Eclipse' where 57 percent of the moon is expected to pass into the Earth’s penumbra.
NASA's Juno spacecraft captures ominous images of black spot on Jupiter's surface
Tech2 News Staff •Before you start sputtering about HAL 9000, monoliths and Europa, that's Io's shadow we're looking at.
Total solar eclipses reveals the dark and stormy side of the Sun that we never see
•Eclipses provide an opportunity to learn about the hidden layer of the sun which can greatly affect life on Earth.
The third and final solar eclipse of 2018 is coming up — with strings attached
Tech2 News Staff •The eclipse will be visible only in the Northern hemisphere, best from a few places near the Pole.
Monsoon may play spoilsport during century's longest lunar eclipse on 27 July
Rishirajbhagawati •The lunar eclipse, which will last one hour and 43 minutes, will also feature a "blood moon".
Blood Moon 2018: Here's how social media across the world saw the lunar eclipse
Tech2 News Staff •If you missed the crimson shades of the moon, you can enjoy the view from social media’s perspective.
Partial solar eclipse on Saturday to add to July's list of celestial events
Tech2 News Staff •Only stargazers on the very southern coasts of Australia and New Zealand might catch the eclipse.
Blue Moon 2018: All you need to know about the eclipse; when, where and how to watch the lunar trilogy in India
Tech2 News Staff •For all those who are interested in watching the lunar trilogy can do so, by watching the livestream on NASA
Super Blue Blood Moon 2018: This will be a rare trifecta of the Blue Moon, Supermoon and a lunar eclipse
•The last time a complete lunar cover-up took place on the second full Moon of the month was 30 December 1982, at least as reckoned by local time in Europe, Africa, and western Asia