Lunar Eclipse Tomorrow: When and Where to Watch the Penumbral Lunar Eclipse

The first lunar eclipse of the year, Penumbral Lunar Eclipse, is set to be witnessed in India and several parts of the world on May 5. Also known as Chandra Grahan, during this phenomenon, the Moon passes through the outer part of Earth’s shadow.

According to Timeanddate.com, this Penubral Lunar eclipse will be the darkest lunar eclipse until 2024. Here’s everything you need to know about it.

Penumbral Lunar Eclipse 2023: When it Will Happen

The Penumbral Lunar Eclipse will begin at 8:44 PM IST and reach its peak at 10:52 PM IST. The entire phenomenon will end at 1:01 AM IST. In India, the lunar eclipse can be witnessed from 10:52 PM on May 5 to 1:01 AM on May 6.

Where to Watch the Phenomenon

It’s important to understand that the nature of the phenomenon makes it hard to observe it properly due to the minor dimming effect as a part of the moon enters Earth’s shadow. However, if the weather is good and the sky is clear, the entire eclipse will be visible from India. Regions that will be able to witness parts of the lunar eclipse include Europe, Asia, Australia, Africa, the Pacific, Atlantic, Indian Ocean, and Antarctica.

How to Watch Lunar Eclipse Live

Whether or not the lunar eclipse is visible through naked eyes, there are several platforms that live stream celestial phenomena like this. You can easily find the live streaming details on YouTube or several other websites like timeanddate.com, space.com, and more.

The Penumbral Lunar Eclipse of 2023 is a major astronomical phenomenon that should not be missed. Even though it may be hard to observe, watching the live stream will surely be an incredible experience. So, mark your calendars and prepare to witness this rare spectacle.