Kamchatka residents will see a lunar eclipse on March 14

The lunar eclipse expected on March 14 will be observed in Russia in Kamchatka, Chukotka, and the Magadan Region.

However, only the final phases of the eclipse will be visible in Kamchatka. During the eclipse, the Earth's satellite will pass through its shadow. This process (the total shadow phase) will last from 9:26 to 10:31 Moscow time. Partial phases are expected from 08:09 to 11:47 Moscow time. The event will be visible from the Pacific Ocean, North and South America, Antarctica, Alaska, northeastern Russia, Western Europe, and West Africa. During the shadow eclipse, the Moon will be on the border of the constellations Leo and Virgo and will pass through the northern part of the Earth's shadow.

Photo by Mikhail Yudaev