A total lunar eclipse will occur on the night of 7-8 September 2025 and can be seen from all over India.
On September 7, at 9:57 pm, the Moon will begin to disappear due to the Earth's umbral shadow. From 11:01 pm to 00:23 am, it will appear as a total eclipse. At 1:27 am, the Moon will leave the Earth's umbral shadow. When the Moon reaches a total eclipse, it will not disappear in the sky, but will appear very beautiful in a deep red color.
It is completely safe to view a lunar eclipse with our eyes. There is no harm in watching this. We ask everyone to go out of their homes and enjoy the eclipse with family and friends!
Beginning of penumbral eclipse - 8:58 PM; 7 Sept
Beginning of umbral partial eclipse - 9:57 PM; 7 Sept
Begin of total eclipse - 11:01 PM; 7 Sept
End of total eclipse - 12:23 AM; 8 Sept
End of umbral partial eclipse - 1:27 AM; 8 Sept
End of penumbral partial eclipse - 2:25 AM; 8 Sept
Platform for Astronomy Communicators in Karnataka (PACK)
The Platform for Astronomy Communicators in Karnataka is an informal platform for organisations and individuals who engage in outreach and education in astronomy and related sciences, for students and general public, in English and Kannada, and promote science literacy and scientific temper
Platform for Eclipse Awareness Campaign in Tamil Nadu
The Platform for Eclipse Awareness Campaign in Tamil Nadu is an informal platform for organisations and individuals from Tamil Nadu who will take part in spreading awareness about the upcoming Total Lunar Eclipse of September 2025 in English and Tamil.