According to 24 Channel, the lunar eclipse began on May 5 at 18:15 Kyiv time. The phenomenon reached its peak at 20:24, and it ended at 22:32.
Read on the site Lunar eclipse on May 5: everything you need to know about an unusual phenomenon
Lunar eclipse May 5 online
If you did not have the opportunity to observe the lunar eclipse with your own eyes, you can see the recording of the broadcast of the event from India, and below is a photo of the lunar eclipse in Ukraine.
Lunar eclipse broadcast: watch video
It was possible to observe the phenomenon in such places:
- Antarctica,
- Asia,
- Ukraine,
- oceania,
- East and Central Africa.
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Map of places from which the eclipse will be visible on May 5 / InTheSky.org
Penumbral lunar eclipse – this is when the moon passes through the earth’s penumbra or the faint outer part of the earth’s shadow. During a penumbral lunar eclipse, the Moon is usually dim. In addition, the satellite does not fall into the terrestrial umbra – the darker, inner part of the planet’s shadow. This type of dimming occurs when the Sun, Earth, and Moon are not perfectly aligned and some of the sunlight is blocked by the Earth from reaching the Moon’s surface directly.
Photo of the lunar eclipse in Ukraine
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Full moon during the eclipse / Photo by @YuriiHorskyi
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Photo of the moon at the beginning of the eclipse / Photo by @seletiny
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More photos of the moon / @tvoyapraavda
Gallery of photos of the lunar eclipse in Ukraine
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The previous penumbral eclipse was visible on November 30, 2020. The next time such a phenomenon will be seen is March 25, 2024.
