A total lunar eclipse will occur on 8 November 2022. The eclipse will be visible from all places of India at the time of Moonrise. However, the beginning of the partial and total phases of the eclipse is not visible from any places in India as the phenomena will be in progress before Moonrise. The ending of both the total and the partial phases is visible from the eastern parts of the country. Only the ending of the partial phase is visible to the rest parts of the country.

This eclipse will be visible in the region covering South America, North America, Australia, Asia, the North Atlantic Ocean, and the Pacific Ocean.

The eclipse will begin at 14 hr 39 min IST (2.39 PM) . The total eclipse will start at 15 hr 46 min IST (3.46 PM). The ending time of totality is 17h 12m IST (5.12 PM) and the ending time of partial phase is 18h 19m IST (6.19 PM).

For the cities in eastern parts of the country, like Kolkata and Guwahati, at the time of Moonrise, the total phase of the eclipse will be in progress. For Kolkata, the duration of totality from Moonrise time up to the end is 20 min and the duration from Moonrise time up to the end of the partial eclipse is 1 hr 27 min. For Guwahati, the duration of totality from Moonrise time up to end is 38 min and the duration from Moonrise time up to end of the partial eclipse is 1 hr 45 min.

For other cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai & Bengaluru, at the time of Moonrise, the partial eclipse after the end of totality will be in progress and for the above cities, the duration from the Moonrise time up to the end of the partial eclipse will be 50 min, 18 min, 40 min, and 29 min respectively.

The next lunar eclipse which will be visible from India is on 28^th October, 2023 and the same is a partial eclipse. Last lunar eclipse which was visible from India was on 19 November, 2021 and it was a partial eclipse.

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