Grahan 2023 Date, Time and Sutak Kaal: year 2023 The first solar eclipse took place today i.e. on 20 April, which was seen in different parts of the world. However, this eclipse did not affect India. The eclipse started at 07:04 am and ended at 12:29 am.
After this, now the second solar eclipse of the year will take place in October. There will also be two lunar eclipses this year. Let us know how many more eclipses are going to happen this year after the end of the solar eclipse. Learn about the date, timing and sutak period of all eclipses.
solar eclipse and lunar eclipse
Mythological, religious and scientific beliefs are associated with the eclipse. When the Moon passes between the Earth and the Sun, the Sun’s light is completely or partially hidden from a small part of the Earth. In such a situation, a solar eclipse takes place. On the other hand, when the Moon becomes dark due to the Moon coming under the shadow of the Earth, it is called a lunar eclipse. In a lunar eclipse, the moon appears red, orange or brown. On the other hand, in a full lunar eclipse, the moon is completely hidden. According to the religious belief related to eclipse, Rahu-Ketu has been considered responsible for it. The mythological story of eclipse is related to the churning of the ocean.
How many more eclipses left in 2023
- Second solar eclipse of the year: After the first solar eclipse ended on 20 April, now the second solar eclipse of the year will take place on Saturday, 14 October 2023. This eclipse will also not be visible in India. In such a situation, the sutak of this eclipse will also not be valid here. According to Indian time, this eclipse will start at 08:34 and will end at 02:25 midnight. The second solar eclipse of the year will take place in Virgo and Chitra Nakshatra.
- First lunar eclipse of the year: The first lunar eclipse of the year will take place on Friday, May 5, 2023, on the day of Buddha Purnima. This will be a shadow eclipse. That is, due to the shadow of the Earth on the Moon being only on one side, it will not be visible from many places. Also, this eclipse will not be visible in India and its Sutak period will not be valid here. The lunar eclipse will begin at 08:45 pm Indian time and end at 01:00 am.
- Second lunar eclipse of the year: The second lunar eclipse of the year will take place on Sunday, October 29, 2023. The eclipse will begin at 01:06 and end at 02:22. This will be the last and only such eclipse of the year, which will also be visible in India and its thread will also be valid. Please tell that Sutak starts 9 hours before the lunar eclipse.
read this also: Solar Eclipse 2023: Do not be afraid of solar eclipse, but take advantage of it, do these 5 things today for happiness and prosperity
Disclaimer: The information provided here is based on assumptions and information only. It is important to mention here that ABPLive.com does not confirm any kind of recognition, information. Before implementing any information or belief, consult the relevant expert.