Don't miss the century's longest lunar eclipse on July 27

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A lunar eclipse occurs when the shadow of earth is cast on the moon because earth crosses between moon and the sun. It will only happen when there is a full moon and the moon passes under earth's shadow. When the sun, earth and the moon are completely aligned, it results in darkening or reddening of the moon.

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Yes, it is absolutely safe to see Lunar Eclipse with the naked eye.