Century's longest lunar eclipse will be visible tonight across the world. In India, lunar eclipse timings will be 10:44 pm tonight and it will end at 4:58 am on July 28. The total lunar eclipse, in which the moon will appear red, also called Blood Moon, will be visible from 1 am to 2:43 am tonight. The century's longest total lunar eclipse duration will be 103 minutes or 1 hour 43 minutes long. This period of complete lunar eclipse -- known as "totality", is the time when the moon appears darkest or reddish in colour. To witness this rare celestial phenomenon, set your alarms for 1 am to see the moon 'blush' red.
