A mesmerizing lunar eclipse will be visible in Pakistan on the night of September 7, offering a spectacular celestial display for skywatchers, 24NewsHD TV reported on Saturday.
According to SUPARCO, the eclipse will commence at 11:55 pm and reach its conclusion by 1:55 am.
During this period, the moon will gradually move into Earth’s shadow, eventually becoming fully obscured and creating a captivating visual experience.
The event will continue into the early hours of the night, allowing astronomy enthusiasts, students, and the general public to enjoy the rare phenomenon.
SUPARCO has emphasized that the eclipse can be safely viewed with the naked eye, making it accessible to all who wish to witness the occurrence.
The eclipse will not only be visible in Pakistan but will also be seen across several regions of Asia, parts of Africa, and certain areas of Europe.
To enhance public engagement, SUPARCO has announced that it will share photographs and real-time updates on social media platforms.