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Brace yourselves, moon watchers! Saudi’s sky will experience the occurrence of the first partial lunar eclipse this year, on Wednesday, 31st of January. According to Arab News, the partial eclipse, is due to the presence of the moon being very close in proximity from the Earth.
This rare event is referred to as a super blue blood moon. NASA says that the super blue blood moon was last seen in 1866 when the three elements came together to form this.
An astronomer explain to SG that since the eclipse will distance the moon’s exit from the Earth’s shadow at 6:11 p.m. before it rises back up again in Makkah, Madinah and Tabuk. Therefore, those from the named areas won’t be able to see the eclipse.
The partial eclipse will end at 7:08 p.m.
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