The year 2020 has started. We have told about the major festivals of this year in earlier articles, now in this article, we are going to tell when the first lunar eclipse of the year will happen and what precautions you should take during this time. Along with this, how do you see the first lunar eclipse of the year 2020. On January 10, the first lunar eclipse of 2020 will take place and it can also be seen in India. For information, let me tell you that when the Earth comes between the Moon and the Sun, then a lunar eclipse occurs. This year, there will be 4 lunar eclipses, the first on January 10, the second on June 5, the third on July 5 and the fourth on November 30.

The first lunar eclipse of the year 2020 will begin on January 10 at 10:37 pm and will end on the 11th morning at 2:42 am. That is, the first lunar eclipse of the year will show its effect for about 4 hours. The first lunar eclipse of the year to be held on January 10 can be seen in Asia (also India) as well as in Africa, Europe and Australia. People of America cannot see the lunar eclipse before 2020.

The Sutak period will begin 12 hours before the lunar eclipse, that is, the gates of the temples will be closed from 10 am on January 10 and people cannot do many important works of Lord Aradhana Samiti during the Sutak period. Worship can be done before the temple gate closes. Pregnant women should not leave the house during the sutak period. For information, let us tell you that the horoscope of lunar eclipse will also have an effect. It is very important to mention here that during the first lunar eclipse of the year 2020, the Moon will be in Gemini and it will come in the Punarvasu constellation. According to astrology, since the eclipse has an effect on the zodiac and constellation, people of Gemini zodiac should take special care on the day of the first lunar eclipse.

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