Chandra Grahan 2024:Get ready for the celestial spectacle as Chandra Grahan makes its appearance in India amidst the Pitru Paksha. Let’s clear the air and understand all about the upcoming lunar eclipse to avoid any confusion.
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Get Ready for the Chandra Grahan 2024 During Pitru Paksha!
Hey there, stargazers! Exciting news on the celestial front – we’re gearing up for the Chandra Grahan during Pitru Paksha this year, and it’s going to be a sight to behold. The second lunar eclipse of the year is all set to grace the sign of Pisces, bringing with it a wave of cosmic energy.
- Mark Your Calendars: Officially, the Chandra Grahan is scheduled for Wednesday, September 18. Keep your eyes peeled as it may even make an appearance on the night of September 17 in some countries. The eclipse is expected to kick off at 6:12 am and wrap up around 10:17 am in India, lasting a total of about 5 hours and 4 minutes.
- Where to Watch:While the lunar eclipse won’t be visible in India, folks in Europe, Africa, North and South America, and parts of Asia are in luck! So, if you have pals in those regions, give them a heads-up to catch this celestial extravaganza.
- No Sutak Rules:The eclipse not being visible in India means there’s no need to sweat over following the Sutak rules. You can sit back, relax, and enjoy this astronomical event without any restrictions.
- Zodiac Benefits: Brace yourselves, Taurus, Libra, and Sagittarius folks! The eclipse is said to bring in favorable vibes for you, particularly in terms of financial gains and improved financial situations. So, keep an eye out for those opportunities coming your way.
- The Science Behind the Eclipse:Wondering how this magical phenomenon occurs? It’s when the Earth slides between the Sun and the Moon, casting its shadow over the Moon, leaving it partially or fully covered. A captivating dance of celestial bodies, indeed!
- Upcoming Lunar Delights: On the eventful day of September 18, get ready for two moon-related spectacles. In the morning at 6:11 am, keep an eye out for the penumbral eclipse in the western sky. Later in the evening, feast your eyes on the majestic supermoon rising in the east, appearing bigger and brighter than ever.
- Local Observations: If you’re in western parts of India or Madhya Pradesh, you might catch a glimpse of the penumbral eclipse in the morning. The moon will be bathing in Earth’s penumbra, giving it a subtle dimming effect. Grab a telescope if you’re in certain districts in Madhya Pradesh for an enhanced viewing experience.
- Catch It While You Can: Sadly, the rest of the state will miss out on this lunar show as the moon bids adieu, setting in the west, while the sun takes center stage in the east.
So, there you have it, folks – mark your calendars, set your alarms, and get ready to witness the magic of the Chandra Grahan 2024 during Pitru Paksha this year. Here’s to a celestial spectacle like no other! 🌕🔴✨
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