If the sky is too hazy or you do not want to sit outside in the cold, the Virtual Telescope Project, Time, and Date will live broadcast it. Time and Date will be able to tell you the precise times of the umbral and penumbral eclipses based on your location, as it always does. If you wish to use a telescope or binoculars, it is completely safe to gaze at without any protective glasses or filters, unlike a solar eclipse. Fortunately, seeing a lunar eclipse does not necessitate the use of specialized equipment. Dr Drabek-Maunder said the phenomenon will begin at 10.08am on June 10 in the UK, with the maximum eclipse occurring at 11.13am, when the moon will cover close to one-third of the sun. This will be the longest partial lunar eclipse since February 18, 1440, about the time Machu Picchu was built, and the next one will not be until February 8, 2669, so you will not be able to tell your grandchildren you saw it, but you will know.
The umbral eclipse will last 3 hours and 28 minutes in this scenario, making it the longest of the century, while the penumbral eclipse, which occurs when the Moon passes through both the inner and outer regions of the Earth’s shadow, will span a whopping 6 hours and 1 minute. The umbra, the inner (darkest) component of Earth’s shadow, covers a tiny portion of the Moon’s surface, while the penumbra, the outer part of Earth’s shadow, covers the rest. When the Earth passes between the Sun and a full Moon, but they do not quite line up properly, a partial lunar eclipse occurs. The Longest Partial Lunar Eclipse in 600 Years Is Happening This Week.
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