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Live lunar eclipse broadcast in Egypt
The sky over Egypt witnessed a partial lunar eclipse, reaching up to 96%, which was clearly visible shortly afterward, according to the National Institute for Astronomical and Geophysical Research. The phenomenon began with the penumbral eclipse at 4:24 AM, followed by the start of the partial eclipse at 5:34 AM, culminating in the midpoint of the eclipse coinciding with sunrise in Cairo at 6:29 AM. The eclipse concluded at 10:02 AM. The eclipse could be safely observed with the naked eye and was described as a rare event visible in parts of Europe, Africa, and the Americas, as well as specific regions in northern Europe and Iceland. It could be observed using telescopes and binoculars. The event offered a stunning visual spectacle, with the moon taking on an orange hue at the peak of the eclipse.
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