Kartik Purnima 2021: Kartik Purnima is slated to occur on November 19 this year. It is an auspicious occasion as per the Hindu calendar, and on this occasion, people take dips in the holy river Ganga ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. An award-winning reporter writing about stargazing and the night sky. UPDATE: The partial lunar eclipse has happened! Here are ...

The Moon is about to fall into the Earth’s shadow for the longest duration since the 15th Century, offering stargazers a unique opportunity to observe a lunar eclipse. The celestial spectacle ...

The partial lunar eclipse that will be occurring on Friday is not for late sleepers. If you want to see this rare sky event — which will turn the full moon of November 2021 into a reddish-orange color ...

On November 19, 2021, the Moon passed into the shadow of the Earth, creating a partial lunar eclipse, which seemed almost total. The longest lunar eclipse started on Thursday, and this over ...

Lunar Eclipse 2021 or Chandra Grahan November 2021: The second lunar eclipse of the year will take place on November 19. It is the longest partial lunar eclipse in 580 years and will be visible at ...

The longest partial lunar eclipse in 580 years will occur on November 19 and will begin at 11.32 am and end at 5.33 pm. It will be visible in India at 2.34 pm. ALSO READ: Lunar Eclipse 2021: Date, ...

The longest partial lunar eclipse in 580 years will occur on November 19. The celestial event is rare since it will be one of the longest since the year 1440, spanning over six hours and will be ...

The longest partial lunar eclipse will occur on 19 November and will start at 12.48 pm and end at 4.17 pm. Will Lunar Eclipse 2021 be visible in India? It will be visible in India at 2.34 pm as 97 per ...

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Update for Dec. 4, 2021: The total solar eclipse of Dec. 4 has ended over Antarctica. You can see a video above and see our full wrap story here. You can see amazing photos of the solar eclipse from ...