expect! ! Western Network News (Shaanxi Radio and Television Station's "First News" reporter Han Yan) This weekend everyone will have a very romantic thing to do, that is, after dinner tomorrow night (12-10), you can watch the total lunar eclipse with your family and friends. This total lunar eclipse will be the best observation condition in my country in the past 10 years. As long as the weather is clear, almost all areas in our country will be able to enjoy the charming scene of a "red moon" hanging high in the night sky.
A total lunar eclipse is a type of lunar eclipse. When the moon, the earth, and the sun are completely in a straight line, the earth blocks all sunlight shining on the moon. At this time, most of the moon's surface is dim, which is a total lunar eclipse. At this time, when viewed from the earth, the moon does not disappear from the sky, but takes on a rare bronze color, which is commonly known as the "red moon."
For the total lunar eclipse that everyone will see on the night of the 10th, the first waning time is at 8:45 pm. At this time, the lunar eclipse is officially staged. The eclipse time is 10:06, the light moment is 10:57, and the full circle occurs at 0:17 on the 11th. The entire lunar eclipse process is over. The most exciting part is from the eclipse to the light moment, which lasts about 51 minutes.
In fact, the weather requirements for observing a total lunar eclipse are not "harsh", and are similar to those for admiring the moon. In addition, the Provincial Meteorological Observatory predicts that most parts of our province will be sunny tomorrow. In other words, everyone can basically see the "red moon" from their balcony or in an open place in the wild. If you want to keep this wonderful moment, you can take pictures of the total lunar eclipse with an ordinary digital camera.
(Western Network)
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This total lunar eclipse on December 10 has several key time points: 19:33 'Penumbral eclipse begins'; 20:45 'Partial eclipse begins'; 22:06 'Total eclipse'; 22:57 'Moon starts to emerge'; 00:17 on the 11th 'Full moon again'; 01:30 on the 11th 'Penumbral eclipse ends'. Because the magnitude of this lunar eclipse is relatively small, this means that the moon will 'leave' shortly after completely entering the Earth's umbra, and totality can only last 50 minutes. Therefore, observers need to make the most of their time.
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