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Egypt to view partial lunar eclipse tomorrow
Tomorrow, Friday, the world will witness a partial lunar eclipse, during which approximately 93% of the moon's surface will enter Earth's shadow, lasting for about 3 hours and 18 minutes. In Egypt, the eclipse will begin around 5:34 a.m., reach its peak at sunrise in Cairo at 6:29 a.m., and end by 10:02 a.m. This celestial phenomenon is significant astronomically, especially for observing the start of lunar months. It can be seen with the naked eye without any protection. The deep partial eclipse occurs when the moon is in its full moon phase, and its effect is noticeable as a large part of the moon is covered by Earth's shadow. Watching it poses no danger to the eyes.
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