Partial lunar eclipse and rare supermoon to grace skies next week; place, date, time, when and where to watch
supermoon and a lunar eclipse will be visible at the same time in a starry evening, which would be a wonderful sight for all stargazers out there. The visibility of this unique phenomenon will also be visible in the morning of September 18, says The Sun's report.
Harvest Moon to be visible in all its glory
For many who do not know, the September full moon is also known as the Harvest Moon, mostly due to its proximity to the autumn equinox, but it will also be a supermoon this time around, as per reports. In fact this will be the second time a supermoon will be visible in the night sky in 2024, with two more instances still to go.
Where will the rare 'Supermoon 2024' be visible?
The rare phenomenon will be easily visible in the evening of September 17, across parts of Europe, South America, Africa and most of North America. However, The Sun's report suggests that most of the Asian and Oceania region will no be able to witness this marvelous view, leading to the agony of many stargazers in that region.
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According to The Sun, the supermoon 2024's partial view will be up in the night sky from 3:12am BST on September 18, and the penumbral eclipse will be visible earlier, from 1:41am BST to 5:47am BST.
FAQs:
When will the supermoon be visible next?
The next time a supermoon will be visible in the night sky, will be on September 18, from 1:41am BST to 5:47am BST.
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