September 17-18 Partial Lunar Eclipse – Exact Time, How Long It Lasts, and Where to See It | Time and Date | NASA TV | USA | Mexico | Spain | MIXTURE

The September Full Moon, also known as Harvest Moonit will be quite a heavenly spectacle. Not only will there be a full moon, but it will also coincide partial lunar eclipse. This exciting event will culminate on the evening of Tuesday, September 17th at 10:44 PM ET / 7:44 PM PT. It is expected to last nearly 4 hours, with Earth’s natural satellite partially hidden by the planet’s shadow for about 64 minutes.

As this is a penumbral eclipse, only a small portion of the Moon will be dark, so sky watchers in the Americas, parts of Antarctica, the Middle East, Africa, Europe, the Atlantic Ocean and eastern Polynesia will be able to witness this impressive event. As the eclipse progresses, a dark shadow will slowly slide across the moon’s surface, creating a mesmerizing spectacle.

Where and what time can you see a partial lunar eclipse in the US?

The lunar eclipse will be visible in all 51 US states Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Measurement, Illinois, Kentucky, Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York, Vermont, New Hampshire y Maine.

Where and what time can you see a solar eclipse in Mexico?

Partial lunar eclipse It can be seen in cities such as Acapulco, Aguascalientes, Chihuahua, Guadalajara, León, Mazatlán and Mérida. Below I will leave you with the time when totalitarianism begins in most states in Mexican territory:

Where and at what time can you see a partial lunar eclipse in Spain?

A partial lunar eclipse will also be visible Spainspecifically for cities like Barcelona, ​​Córdoba, Madrid, Murcia, Málaga, Palma and Seville. Below I leave you the time when totality starts in most provinces in Spanish territory:

How to track the path of a partial lunar eclipse?

If you want to watch the trajectory of the solar eclipse live, you can do so through ISO 12312-2 certified glasses or a portable solar viewer before and after totality. The only time it is safe to see the Sun without protection is during a “total” total eclipse, according to NASA.

In addition, this event can also be seen with binoculars, binoculars or a camera that has a special solar filter on the front that works just like eclipse glasses.

Where to watch the partial lunar eclipse live and online from the United States?

Below I’m sharing a list of specialty sites that will be streaming the September 17-18 partial lunar eclipse in the United States:

• TimeAndDate: The dedicated site will offer live streaming of the partial lunar eclipse from its official YouTube channel starting at 9:00 PM ET (8:00 PM CT, 7:00 PM MT and 6:00 PM PT).

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