According to the Nepal Panchang Judging Development Committee, the lunar eclipse will be visible for three and a half hours from Kathmandu.
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According to the Nepal Panchang Decisional Development Committee, there will be a total lunar eclipse tonight on the day of Bhadra Shukla Purnima.
It is mentioned in the calendar (panchang) approved by the committee that the eclipse will touch tonight at 10:11 pm. The Nepal Astronomical Society, which works in the field of astronomy, said that the lunar eclipse will begin at 10:12 pm. According to the calendar approved by the
committee, the middle of the lunar eclipse will be at 11:56 tonight. Shambhu Prasad Dhakal, chairman of the committee informed that it will be accepted at 1:41 pm. He also said that the lunar eclipse will be visible from Kathmandu for three and a half hours.
A total lunar eclipse is when the earth completely covers the sun. A lunar eclipse is when the earth, sun and moon fall in the same formula. According to the committee, there will be a lunar eclipse of Khandagras this year on the next month of February. Lunar eclipse and solar eclipse occur on full moon day.
Nepal Astronomical Society has said that if the weather cooperates, it will be possible to see the partial eclipse of the earth's shadow on the moon from all parts of Nepal. Those who want to observe the lunar eclipse can confidently observe it with their naked eyes from their house or the open square next to their house, said Suresh Bhattarai, the president of the society.
This Khagras lunar eclipse will be visible from all parts of Nepal, according to BP Koirala Memorial Planetarium Observatory and Science Museum Development Committee.
