Last lunar eclipse of 2019…

July 17, 2019  

The last lunar eclipse of the year 2019 could be witnessed 13 minutes past midnight yesterday (16). The eclipse was a partial lunar eclipse and reached maximum eclipse at 3:00 am. The next total lunar eclipse will happen on 26 May 2021, according to the Astronomy and Space Science Unit of the Colombo University. Photos by: Hiran Priyankara

Last lunar eclipse of 2019…
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