Geo Science and Planetarium

At north point school

Redish

All set for eclipse view but weather seems to disappoint

Chandra Grahan (Lunar Eclipse) – 3 March 2026
Starts (partial/penumbral contacts before moonrise): 14:29 local time (not visible yet before moonrise)
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Moonrise in Nepal: 18:04–18:06 local time (Moon rises already in eclipse phase)

Eclipse visible after moonrise:
Best visible / maximum eclipse: ~18:06 local time (peak while Moon above horizon)
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Eclipse still ongoing: until 20:08 local time (when eclipse phases end as the Moon is higher)
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What this means for Nepal:
Because the Moon rises at 6:04–6:06 PM, you will see the eclipse as soon as the Moon comes up. At that moment and shortly after, the Moon will still be partially or totally eclipsed, so you get to watch the Moon rising already in eclipse.

🌑 Tips for viewing
🌙 No special glasses needed — unlike solar eclipses, you can look at a lunar eclipse with the naked eye.
🔭 Binoculars or a small telescope will make the reddish “Blood Moon” coloring more impressive.

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