Last lunar eclipse of 2022: Why does the Moon appear red during this event

Unlike solar eclipses, there are no harmful rays emitted during a lunar eclipse, so it's safe to watch it with the naked eyes

The last lunar eclipse of the year will occur this afternoon, and people across India can witness this spectacular celestial event when the Moon gradually slides into the Earth's shadow. It will be a total lunar eclipse, so skywatchers can expect the Moon to get completely covered by Earth's shadow.

A lunar eclipse occurs when the Sun, the Earth, and the Moon line up, causing the Moon to pass through Earth's shadow. According to NASA, if you miss this opportunity to see a total lunar eclipse, you will not get another for almost three years.

When To Watch?

The eclipse