KARACHI: (HRNW) The world will witness this year’s third Lunar eclipse tonight (Sunday night), which will not be visible in Pakistan, according to a statement of the met office.
Tonight’s eclipse will be penumbral lunar eclipse, experts said.
In Penumbral Lunar eclipse, the moon is covered by Earth’s lighter or outermost shadow and usually difficult to observe.
There will be four eclipses to be witnessed this year across our planet.
The lunar eclipse, which will not be sighted in Pakistan, will begin at 8:07 AM of Pakistan Standard Time (PST). It will reach to its climax at 9:30 AM and will end by 10:52 AM, having a duration of two hours and 45 minutes.
This eclipse will be visible in South/West Europe, much of Africa, most of North America, South America, Pacific, Atlantic, Indian Ocean and Antarctica, Pakistan’s met office said.
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