Chandra Grahan Live 2023 last lunar eclipse today when and how to watch live india and world details

Lunar eclipse is going to occur in India today. This eclipse, which will start on the night of 28th October, will also enter the night of 29th October and will last for a long time. This will be a partial eclipse, that is, only a small part of the Moon will come under the influence of the eclipse. A lunar eclipse occurs when the Earth comes between the Sun and the Moon. In such a situation the earth blocks the sunlight. Let us know in which countries Lunar Eclipse 2023 can be seen and how it can be seen live.

Today is the last lunar eclipse of 2023. It is said for lunar eclipse that it occurs only on the day of full moon. Today's eclipse will start at 11.30 pm in India and will last till 2.24 am. Apart from India, this eclipse can also be seen in countries like Australia, North America, East and South America, Indian Ocean, Atlantic and Antarctica including Europe etc.

How to watch lunar eclipse 2023 live
If you want to watch the lunar eclipse live, then we have told you its time. It was also visible on the internet through live streaming. The lunar eclipse can be seen live on Time and Date's YouTube channel, the link of which is given here.

Apart from this, you can also visit TimeandDate.com to see the lunar eclipse. It will also be shown live on the Virtual Telescope Project and its live start on Griffith Observatory's YouTube channel will start at 11.30 am. Talking about India, the maximum impact of the eclipse will be from 1:06 pm to 2:22 pm. It will be visible in many cities of India including Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Ahmedabad, Kolkata, Varanasi, Kanpur, Lucknow.