July lunar eclipse will reportedly be longest this century

The video explains the shadows created during an eclipse, focusing on the penumbra and umbra. It describes how the moon turns dark red during a lunar eclipse when the sun, moon, and Earth align perfectly. The upcoming lunar eclipse on July 27th is highlighted, noting it will be an apogee moon, with Earth at its farthest point from the moon. According to NASA, this eclipse will last 1 hour, 42 minutes, and 57 seconds, making it the longest of the century. The event will be visible from most of Africa, the Middle East, and parts of Asia.

What are the primary shadows created during an eclipse?

• Solar and Lunar

• Eclipse and Shadow

• Penumbra and Umbra

• Light and Dark

What happens to the moon's color when it enters the umbra during a lunar eclipse?

• It turns blue

• It stays the same

• It becomes dark red

• It turns bright yellow

What is the significance of the lunar eclipse on July 27th?

• It will be a solar eclipse

• It will occur at the moon's perigee

• It will coincide with the moon's apogee

• It will be visible only in America

How long will the upcoming lunar eclipse last?

• One hour 30 minutes

• One hour 42 minutes and 57 seconds

• One hour 15 minutes

• Two hours

From which regions will the lunar eclipse be visible?

• Africa, the Middle East, and parts of Asia

• Antarctica and Greenland

• South America and Australia

• North America and Europe