Space Scientist Dr Suvendu Patnaik said that the lunar eclipse, which will start around 9:37 PM, can be seen with the naked eye.
Talking to ANI, Space Scientist Dr Suvendu Patnaik said, "We can see the lunar eclipse with the naked eye. It will start around 9.37 pm."
He further added that
The Lunar Eclipse will be visible not only in India but in Australia, the Far East, the Middle East, Europe and some parts of Africa, says Former Director of MP Birla Planetarium, Dr Devi Prasad Duari.