In another treat for sky-gazers, a rare coincidence of a partial lunar eclipse with a supermoon will alter skies across most countries on Tuesday. On the night of 17-18 September, the Earth will cast its shadow across the lunar surface. A full moon will follow the phenomenon. 

The visual delight can be enjoyed from different locations across Europe and Africa, as well as from different countries in Asia and North and South America. Will the lunar eclipse and supermoon be visible in India?

No view of lunar eclipse from India

At the time of lunar eclipse, the moon would be below the horizon during for locations in India. Hence, it won’t be possible to view the September 17 lunar eclipse from New Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Chennai, and other Indian cities. 

September 17-18 Lunar eclipse India timing

The lunar eclipse would be visible on the night of 17-18 September. The maximum eclipse would be visible at 8:48 am on September 18 in India. Here is the full lunar eclipse timing for India. 

September 17-18 Full Moon in India

According to NASA, the full moon will be on Wednesday, September 18, from Newfoundland and Greenland Time eastward across Eurasia, Africa, and Australia to the International Date Line. The moon will appear in its full light for three days, from Monday evening through Thursday evening. Hence, you can enjoy the supermoon sight during these days.

September 17-18 Supermoon India timing

The September 17-18 Supermoon, also known as the Harvest Moon, will appear at 8:04 am in New Delhi, India, according to Time and Date.