Total lunar eclipse dazzles the world on Tuesday as next eclipse will not be visible until 2025

A lunar eclipse happens when Moon travels through Earth's shadow. If Moon only partly makes it into shadow, that's partial eclipse. In total eclipse, Moon becomes fully immersed and takes on reddish glow. In today's eclipse period of totality when Moon was fully immersed in shadow lasted leisurely 85 minutes. Only light reaching Moon's surface first passed through Earth's atmosphere, which is why Moon took on a red hue. Catch the eclipse in pictures

Our Web Desk Published 08.11.22, 08:41 PM

Moon partially covered by the earth's shadow during lunar eclipse, in Kolkata

Pictures: PTI

The sight of eclipse caught in Patna

How people in Guwahati witnessed the stellar sight

The mesmerizing sight of the natural phenomenon seen above the Ranchi Lake

How the shadowed moon looked to New Delhi

Full Moon seen in the sky above the old city of Lucknow

How beautiful the moon looked behind Taj Mahal in Agra

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