The second lunar eclipse of 2024 is scheduled for September 18, though it will not be visible from Pakistan.
This partial eclipse will be observable in America, much of Europe, Australia, Africa, and northern and eastern Asia. The eclipse will begin when the Earth’s outer shadow starts touching the moon at 5:41 AM Pakistan Standard Time.
The moon will enter the partial eclipse phase at 7:12 AM, reaching its peak at 7:44 AM, with a portion of the moon obscured by the Earth’s shadow. The partial phase will end at 8:15 AM, and the penumbral phase will conclude by 9:47 AM.
Despite its inaccessibility in Pakistan, the event is expected to attract significant interest from skywatchers worldwide. It is pertinent to mention that the first lunar eclipse of the current year, which occurred in March, was also not visible in Pakistan.
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