Longest Partial Lunar Eclipse in 1000 Years

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NASA said in their Monthly update” A Partial Lunar Eclipse is on the way, Taking place overnight on November 18th and 19th, when the moon slips into earth’s shadow for a couple of hours. Weather permitting, the eclipse will be visible from any location where the moon appears above the horizon during the eclipse”.

Longest Partial Lunar Eclipse in 1000 Years

World To See Longest Partial Lunar Eclipse in 1000 Years

the overall duration of the eclipse is around 21.693secondsNearly 6 Hours and 2minutes On November 19 partical lunar eclipse will therefore be the longest event in the history of 1000 years. The last partical lunar eclipse that stretched longer happened on February 18.1440. The next time Earth will see a partical lunar eclipse as lengthy as this months will be on February 8,2669

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