The spectacle begins on March 14, between 07:26 and 8:31 CET (06:26 and 07:31 GMT) with a fascinating blood moon. The entire Moon pass through the Earth's umbra and cause a total lunar eclipse. The moon's disk will appear dark red - hence the name "blood moon". The eclipse will be fully visible over North and South America, rise over Australia and northeast Asia and set over Africa and Europe.
A partial solar eclipse will follow on March 29. The moon will cover up to 93% of the sun, creating a spectacular sight in parts of the Americas, Europe, Africa and western Russia. Around midday in Switzerland, we can see the moon covering part of the sun. In eastern Switzerland, the moon will cover around 12 to 13 percent of the sun. In the west, such as in Bern, Basel or Geneva, it will cover around 15 percent. If you want to see even more coverage, you can travel to London, for example. There, almost a third of the sun will be covered. On March 29, this event will begin between 09:50 and 13:43 CET (08:50 and 12:43 GMT), lasting almost four hours.
On September 7th, the full moon will move behind the earth and hide in the earth's shadow. Then practically no sunlight will reach the moon. But because the earth's atmosphere bends sunlight, some red light still reaches the moon. This is why the moon turns reddish-brown and is then often referred to as a blood moon. On September 7th, between 19:30 p.m. and 20:52 p.m. CEST (17:30 p.m. and 18:52 p.m. GMT), the entire moon will move through the earth's umbra and cause a total lunar eclipse. The lunar disk will appear dark red - hence the name "blood moon". The eclipse will be fully visible over East Africa, Asia and Australia, rise over most parts of Africa and Europe and set over the central Pacific. The blood moon phase lasts a remarkable 1 hour and 22 minutes. The lunar eclipse will begin in our latitudes this year before the moon rises above the horizon. It will therefore already rise as a blood moon.
To round off the year, a partial solar eclipse will occur on September 21 between 19:29 and 23:53 CEST (17:29 and 21:53 GMT), visible from Antarctica and Oceania, during which up to 79% of the Sun will be covered in the Southern Hemisphere. The Moon will pass between the Earth and the Sun, covering part of the Sun's disk and causing a partial eclipse. The eclipse will be visible over southern Australia, the Pacific, the Atlantic and Antarctic.
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