Lunar Eclipse 2026 this week: How to watch Chandra Grahan Live from India

A deep partial lunar eclipse will cover more than 96% of the Moon on August 27 and 28. The Chandra Grahan will not be visible from India, but viewers can watch live telescope broadcasts online, including Timeanddate’s stream starting at 7:30 am IST on August 28.

New Delhi: Skywatchers will get a rare lunar show this week as a deep partial lunar eclipse takes place on August 27 and 28. At its peak, more than 96% of the Moon will move inside Earth’s darkest shadow, making the event look very close to a total lunar eclipse.

People in India will not be able to watch the main eclipse directly from the night sky. NASA lists the visibility region for the August 27 to 28 eclipse across the Americas, Europe, Africa and Western Asia. For........

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