NASA announced that the longest lunar eclipse of the last centuries will take place on the night of Thursday, October 18 to Friday, October 19. In the natural event that will continue for 3 hours 28 minutes and 23 seconds, 97 percent of the Moon will be plunged into darkness.
US National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), announced that the longest lunar eclipse of the last centuries will take place on the evening of Thursday, October 18th. According to the calculations made, the lunar eclipse, 3 hours 28 minutes 23 seconds will continue throughout. According to NASA’s calculations, the Moon will be almost completely eclipsed in the early hours of Friday, November 19. According to calculations made by EarthSky, during the eclipse the Moon 97 percent will be plunged into darkness.
The natural event will be included in the partial lunar eclipse category. According to NASA, our natural satellite is during the eclipse. brown with red will turn into a color. So where can the longest lunar eclipse of the last centuries be watched?
This Lunar Eclipse will not be able to be watched from Turkey
According to the statements made by NASA, the lunar eclipse, North America It will be watched from many places such as Japan, parts of Australia and New Zealand. Unfortunately, Turkey will be deprived of this unique natural phenomenon. The lunar eclipse that will take place in the coming days, Can’t be watched from Turkey.
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How does the lunar eclipse happen?
The lunar eclipse, which draws attention with its visual feast, is the simplest explanation of the Earth’s, With the intervening between the Sun and the Moon is occurring. In the case of coincidence of orbits, the Sun cannot reach all or part of the Moon. by world blocked The sun’s rays form the image as above. Sometimes the eclipse process is completed in seconds, sometimes it can take hours.