After the solar eclipse of the year, stargazers now have a chance to witness the Total Lunar Eclipse 2022 on Tuesday, 8 November. The Moon will turn in a copper-red hue during the eclipse which is why it is termed a "Blood Moon". Chandra Grahan 2022 will be visible at 3:46 pm on Tuesday and the cosmic event will last till 4:29 pm. The tweet by Prasar Bharati News Services states that the Total Lunar Eclipse will be visible from all places of India at the time of Moonrise.

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