By Dr. S.A. Mohan Krishna, Amateur Astronomer
None can forget the mesmerising Supermoon, Bloodmoon Total Lunar Eclipse that occurred on Jan. 31, 2018! This astronomical occurrence has been memorable and millions witnessed this spectacular spectacle. In the same way, during July 27 - 28, 2019, Indians were really fortunate to witness a longest duration ‘Total Lunar Eclipse’ of this century. On Nov. 8, Mysureans can see to a penumbral lunar eclipse. From Mysuru, Lunar Eclipse can be seen from 5.54 pm to 6.19 pm tomorrow. The total duration of the eclipse at Mysuru will be about 25 minutes. Eclipse will be visible in the region covering South America, North America, Australia, Asia, the North Atlantic Ocean and the Pacific Ocean. The places from where the beginning of the umbral phase is visible at the time of moonset are western parts of Argentina, Chile, Bolivia, western parts of Brazil and the North Atlantic Ocean.
