Longest Blood Moon of the Decade? When & Where to Watch in India!

— Divya

Date & Duration

The Blood moon will occur on the night of September 7-8, 2025. The entire eclipse will last approximately 3 hours and 28 minutes, with the total phase lasting around 82 minutes.

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Exact Timings in India

The eclipse begins at 9:58 PM, reaches maximum at 11:42 PM, and ends at 1:26 AM on September 8. The peak “Blood Moon” will shine brightest near midnight.

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Why the Moon Turns Red

During the eclipse, Earth blocks the Sun’s rays. Red light bends through Earth’s atmosphere, casting a dramatic crimson glow, giving rise to the name “Blood Moon.”

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Where It’s Visible

People across India, Asia, Australia, and parts of Europe and Africa can enjoy the full eclipse. However, North America will completely miss this celestial show.

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Traditional Beliefs & Ritual

In India, “Sutak Kaal” begins 9 hours earlier. Many avoid cooking or rituals, while others see it as a time for chanting, reflection, and spiritual practices.

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How to Watch Safely

Unlike a solar eclipse, it’s totally safe to watch with the naked eye. For a clearer view, head to a dark spot away from city lights. Binoculars will make it even more stunning.

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