Blood moon, 🌚🌕 the day of the memorial.

March 3, at dusk, "the day of the worship" is born, a "total lunar eclipse." The moon will emerge from the eastern horizon in brick red from 6: 23 to 7: 02 p.m., after which it follows the end of the phenomenon. The moon 🌑 🌒🌕

On March 3, 2026, a lunar eclipse will occur, which coincides with the day of the Buddha. It will begin from about 3: 44 to 9: 23 p.m. (Thailand time in Bangkok). The moon will begin to enter the penumbra of the earth at 3: 44 p.m. and move into the shadow of the earth. It will form a partial lunar eclipse at 4: 50 p.m. until it enters the "total lunar eclipse" period at 6: 04 to 7: 02 p.m., then begin to see the moon appear partially dented and gradually out of the shadow of the earth, and end the partial lunar eclipse phenomenon at 8: 17 p.m. And out of the world's shadow until the end of the phenomenon at 9: 23 p.m.

For Thailand, on that day, the moon will appear beyond the horizon. At about 6: 23 p.m., exactly at the time of the full eclipse, the full moon will appear brick-red from the horizon, viewed by the naked eye throughout Thailand (the time may vary by area) until about 19: 02, the period of observation can be 39 minutes, and then there will be a partial lunar eclipse, a lunar penumbra, and the end of the phenomenon, respectively.

In addition to Thailand, many areas around the world can be observed: the East of Europe, the Asian continent, the Australian continent, North America, South America, the Pacific Ocean, the Atlantic Ocean, the Indian Ocean, the North Pole, and the South Pole.

A total lunar eclipse is a phenomenon in which the sun, earth, and moon orbit in the same plane, with the earth in the middle between the sun and the moon. It occurs only on a full moon day or 14 to 15 twilight. As the moon passes into the shadow of the earth leading into space, an observer on the earth sees the moon so dented that the moon enters the whole shadow and begins to see the moon dented again as the moon moves out of the shadow of the earth. The ancient Thai people called this phenomenon the moon.

However, the lunar eclipse is a natural phenomenon that occurs from the moon orbiting around the earth, but because the plane is inclined at an angle of about 5 degrees to the plane of the earth's orbit, the moon does not pass into the shadow of the earth every month, but changes in a position "higher" or "lower" than the shadow of the earth. The lunar eclipse phenomenon occurs at least twice a year on average, but the visibility of the phenomenon depends on the geographical position of each area, and the date and time can be calculated, including the phenomenon area in advance.

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