As it happened: Lunar eclipse November 2022, know the deets here

On Tuesday, several parts of the world witnessed the last total lunar eclipse for the next three years. Here are some images of the rare spectacle: 

IN PICS: Rare ‘beaver blood moon’ marks last total lunar eclipse until 2025

According to NASA, the totality phase of the eclipse lasted from 10:17 AM to 11:42 am GMT

This resplendent blood Moon was seen from Guatemala.

The lunar eclipse will be visible in north and Northeast India. The moon will not have risen in India during the penumbrial and total phase.

At moonrise, the Moon will be in the eclipsed phase but partially.

Having difficulty viewing the total lunar eclipse? No worries.

Telescopes and observatories around the world have they lenses glued to the Moon. You can watch the eclipse Live when it starts. 

Here's the Live stream of Griffith Observatory in Los Angeles.

The lunar eclipse is set to begin at 2:39 IST on November 8. The totality will start at 3:46 pm. The phase of totality will end at 5:12 pm. But the partial phase of the eclipse will continue till 6.19 pm

Not quite, Sunrays refracted from Earth's atmosphere would cast some light on the lunar disc. So even a total lunar eclipse is not 'total' per se. But most of the lunar disc will get covered and part of it which doesn't, will assume a reddish hue. And it will be a sight to behold!

It is not only that last lunar eclipse of the year but also last lunar eclipse before the year 2025. So you better catch this one!
 

Lunar eclipse takes place when Earth comes between the Moon and the Sun in a way that Earth's shadow falls on the Moon. Depending on the coverage, the lunar eclipse can be partial or total.

NASA has come to the rescue of those who want to find out whether they are in eclipse viewing area. 

Watch this space for more.