Total Lunar Eclipse, Sept. 4 -- Get ready for a breathtaking celestial spectacle this weekend as a total lunar eclipse, popularly known as a Chandra Grahan or Blood Moon, will grace the night sky on September 7-8.

During this rare event, the Earth will move directly between the Sun and the Moon, casting its shadow over the lunar surface. This will give the Moon a stunning deep red-orange glow, creating a dramatic visual treat for skywatchers.

The eclipse will be fully visible across most of Asia, including all parts of India, as well as Western Australia. Portions of Europe, Africa, Eastern Australia, and New Zealand will also witness partial stages of the phenomenon.

The striking reddish hue occurs due to a phenomenon known as Rayleig...