Astronomers and those fond of astronomical phenomena, especially the eclipse and eclipse phenomena, will be on a date with a semi-shadow eclipse of the moon June 5, 2020, which is the second eclipse of the eclipse and the eclipse of 2020, when the globe will be on a date with a semi-shadow eclipse of the moon Friday, June 5, the timing of its midpoint corresponds to The timing of Badr, the month of Shawwal for the year 1441 AH, where the earth’s shadow covers approximately 57% of the moon’s surface.
This eclipse cannot be seen with the naked eye and can be seen through telescopes in the regions where the moon appears when the eclipse occurs, including “the continent of Europe except for most of the northern part of it – the continent of Asia except northern and eastern Russia – the continent of Australia – the continent of Africa – east and south of South America – Western Pacific Ocean – Atlantic Ocean – Indian Ocean – Antarctica“.
It will take all stages of this eclipse from its inception to the end of a period of 3 hours and 10 minutes, and it can be seen in Egypt and the Arab region.
In the first phenomena of the eclipse and the eclipse in 2020, the globe was on a date with a semi-shadow eclipse of the moon Friday, January 10, the middle of which agreed with the timing of the Badr month of Jumada I of 1441 AH, where the Earth’s shadow covered 90% of the moon’s surface.
This eclipse could not be seen with the naked eye and could be seen through telescopes in the regions where the moon appears when the eclipse occurs, including “Europe – Asia – most of Australia – Africa – Northwest North America – Eastern South America – West Pacific Ocean – Ocean Atlantic – Indian Ocean – Arctic“.
And took this eclipse in all its stages from its inception until the end of a period of approximately 4 hours and 5 minutes, and was seen in Egypt, as well as in the Arab region.
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