Hyderabad’s Celestial Spectacle: Final Lunar Eclipse of the Year

Hyderabad, a city of rich cultural heritage, is about to witness a breathtaking celestial event as we approach the end of October. Sky gazers and astronomy enthusiasts, get ready to be awestruck as the final lunar eclipse of the year graces the city’s skies on the night of October 28. Here’s all you need to know about this extraordinary lunar phenomenon.

The Lunar Eclipse Timeline:

• Commencement: The lunar eclipse will begin at 11:31 pm on October 28.
• Peak: It will reach its zenith at 1:08 am on October 29.
• Conclusion: The celestial spectacle will conclude at 3:56 am.

Cloud Cover Forecast: Meteorological reports suggest that Hyderabad is expected to have an average cloud cover of approximately 54 percent on the night of October 28. While we hope for clear skies, this slight cloud cover may add an enchanting dimension to the lunar eclipse viewing experience.

Two Eclipses in One Month: Hyderabad is in for a double celestial treat this month, as not only will there be a lunar eclipse on October 28, but there was also a solar eclipse on October 14. Unfortunately, the solar eclipse wasn’t visible from India, according to Raghunandan, the Director of the Planetary Society of India.

Partial Lunar Eclipse: The lunar eclipse on October 28 will be a partial lunar eclipse, meaning that only a narrow portion of the moon will be shrouded in the earth’s shadow. This fascinating phenomenon promises to be a captivating visual spectacle for those in Hyderabad.

Timings for Viewing: For those eager to witness this cosmic event, be prepared to stay up late. The lunar eclipse will begin its journey across the night sky at 11:31 pm on October 28, reaching its peak beauty at 1:08 am on October 29, and bidding adieu at 3:56 am.

As we anticipate this celestial show, let’s hope for clear skies, and may the final lunar eclipse of the year in Hyderabad be a truly mesmerizing experience for all who gaze up at the heavens.