Space Scientist Dr. Suvendu Patnaik dispelled eclipse myths forward of the lunar eclipse occurring on the night time of 28 and 29. He clarified that the moon’s disk might be solely about six per cent lined and will be noticed with the bare eye. Patnaik emphasised that individuals can go about their regular actions in the course of the eclipse with none hurt, as there isn’t a scientific foundation for any restrictions. He additionally talked about that the following lunar eclipse seen from India is scheduled for September 7, 2025, and will probably be a complete lunar eclipse. The final lunar eclipse seen from India was on November 8, 2022, and it was a complete eclipse. Despite 4 eclipses in 2024, two photo voltaic and two lunar, none of them might be seen from India, based on Patnaik.