The partial lunar eclipse in India will be visible in the world on July 16 and July 17. Partial lunar fog occurs when the earth's shadow covers a small part of the moon. This makes it visible dark in that part of the moon. This will be the last lunar eclipse in the year 2019. It will appear in most parts of Africa, Asia, Australia, Europe and South America.

There is also a special feature that coincides with the 50th anniversary of the launch of the Apollo 11 mission. In this mission, humans were first landed on the moon. Here we give you some specific information related to the lunar eclipse.

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For your information, the partial lunar eclipse will be visible in some parts on July 16, but it will be fully visible on July 17. This will be the last lunar eclipse of the year. Earlier in January this year, the full lunar eclipse was observed. According to the eclipse map released by NASA, it cannot be seen in North America and Greenland.

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This scene occurs when, between the moon and the sun, and casts its shadow on the moon. In such a situation, the small surface of the moon is the shadow of the middle part of the earth, called Umbra. On the other hand, the rest of the moon is overshadowed by the outer part of the earth called Penumbra. During this time, a large part of the moon makes us see the shadow of the earth.

However, these three are not in a straight line. This is the lunar eclipse. However, when only a small part of the moon is visible in darkness due to incomplete overlapping, it is called the partial lunar eclipse. Learn how to view the partial lunar eclipse: It doesn't require some kind of careful viewing. It is completely safe. It can also be seen without any specific glasses. On the other hand, if you look at it through a telescope, you will get a beautiful view.

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