Lunar eclipse visible from Cape Town in June

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Lunar eclipse visible from Cape Town in June

By: illovuonline news team
20- 05-2020
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Star-gazers are in for a show this coming June as residents in the Mother City will be able to see a Penumbral Lunar Eclipse.

As far as astronomical events go, 2020 has been an eventful year, from an array of super moons to a meteor shower and now a lunar eclipse.

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On June 5, Cape Town will witness a unique lunar eclipse known as the Penumbral Lunar Eclipse.

During this unusual lunar event the Earthโ€™s main shadow does not cover the moon, instead a lighter shadow is cast over the moon by the edge of the Earthโ€™s shadow.

Often mistaken for a super moon, this kind of eclipse occurs when the sun, moon and the Earth are imperfectly aligned. It is called the Penumbral Lunar Eclipse because the outer part of the Earthโ€™s shadow is known as the Penumbra.

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Starting at 7:45pm on Friday, June 5, the eclipse will reach its maximum at 9.24pm, where half of the moon will be covered by a light shadow.

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The event will come to and end at 11.04pm

Donโ€™t forget to look up at the sky on June 5 and mark you calendar because another Penumbral Lunar Eclipse is expected to be visible from Cape Town on July 5

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