The fourth and last lunar eclipse of this year will be today.

The Meteorological Department says that the fourth and last lunar eclipse of this year will take place today. The lunar eclipse will not be seen anywhere in Pakistan.

According to the report of Sadaat News, the Meteorological Department said that the fourth and last lunar eclipse of this year will start on November 30 at 12:32 pm and the lunar eclipse will reach its peak at 2:42 pm.

The lunar eclipse will end at 4:53 a.m. with a duration of (4-21) 4 hours and 21 minutes.

According to the Meteorological Department, the lunar eclipse will not be seen anywhere in Pakistan, the lunar eclipse will be seen in the United States, Australia and Asia.

The Meteorological Department says that this is the third type of lunar eclipse which is called 'Pinmbrel'. It is different from partial and full lunar eclipses in which the moon is not completely hidden but its light is dimmed.

Eclipse:
The shadow of the Earth that falls on the Surface of the Moon when the planet comes between the moon. and the sun during its rotation, and the moon becomes dark- is called a lunar eclipse.

Types of lunar eclipses:

• Full moon eclipse.
• Partial lunar eclipse.

A lunar eclipse is sometimes partial and sometimes complete because it depends on its rotation. Since both the earth and the moon receive light from the sun, the earth revolves around the sun in its fixed orbit and the moon revolves around the earth in its orbit Rotates.

The shadow of the moon and the earth comes between the sun twice a year and its shadow fall on each other. If the shadow falls on the moon, then the lunar eclipse and if the sun falls on the sun, then the eclipse is visible on the earth.