The globe will be on a date with a semi-eclipse of the moon tomorrow, Monday, November 30, 2020, and the middle of it will coincide with the timing of the full moon of the month of Rabi ‘al-Akhir 1442 AH.
This eclipse cannot be seen with the naked eye, and it can be seen through telescopes in the regions where the moon appears when the eclipse occurs, including “the European continent except for most of the northern part of it – the continent of Asia except for northern and eastern Russia – the continent of Australia – the continent of Africa – east and south South America – Western Pacific Ocean – Atlantic Ocean – Indian Ocean – Antarctica “.
All phases of the eclipse from its beginning to its end will last for about 4 hours and eleven minutes, and it cannot be seen in Egypt because the moon will be below the horizon during the eclipse.
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