During this partial lunar eclipse, the moon is likely to appear vibrant red in colour, which only happens when the sun passes through the Earth's atmospheric zone and covers the maximum part of the moon. In this partial lunar eclipse, the Earth's shadow will cover around 97% of the Moon at 2:34 pm, which will be the peak point of the partial eclipse. Timing of the 2021 Lunar Eclipse in India According to Espenak's predictions, most places in the United States will get to view the complete eclipse, which lasts 6 hours, 1 minute, 29 seconds. Based on the clearance of the sky, those living in Arunachal Pradesh and Assam will witness the partial eclipse in a small area, while those living in Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, and Jharkhand will see the final part of the eclipse. This partial lunar eclipse will be visible to people living in, United States, North America, South America, Eastern Asia, California, Australia, and the Pacific Region. The Moon appears reddish when the Earth's shadow covers a small portion of the Moon. During the eclipse, the earth slips between the Sun and the Moon in an imperfect line, resulting in a partial lunar eclipse.
The longest partial lunar eclipse occurring for the first time in 580 years will be visible from parts of Northeast India. On November 19, a vibrant lunar eclipse will appear across Earth's skies, resulting in a partial eclipse and the last lunar eclipse of the year.
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