The first lunar eclipse of 2024 on March 25 coincides with Holi in India. The penumbral eclipse will last 4 hours and 39 minutes but remain elusive to sky-watchers in the country.
The first lunar eclipse of 2024 is set to occur on March 25th, coinciding with the festival of Holi in India. Skywatchers worldwide can observe this penumbral eclipse, which will be visible in the Americas, Europe, Africa, and parts of Asia. Although not visible from India, viewers can enjoy the eclipse s subtle dimming of the Moon s surface. Tips for viewing include finding a dark location with a clear eastern view, dressing warmly, and using smartphone apps or cameras for a better experience.