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eclipse on Sep 7/8
A partial eclipse of the Moon would occur from 2335 hrs on September seven to 0108 hrs on September eight.
The eclipse would be visible from all parts of India and from parts of Antartica, Australasia, Asia, Africa and Europe, including the British Isles.
The beginning of the umbral phase would be visible in New Zealand, middle of the Pacific ocean, eastern parts of Australia, eastern parts of Japan and north-eastern parts of Russia.
The ending would be visible in north-western parts of Africa, western parts of Europe, Ireland and middle of the Atlantic Ocean.
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Article Published On: Thursday, June 30, 2011, 9:11 [IST]
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