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There will be 4 eclipses in 2022: 2 partial solar eclipses and 2 total lunar eclipses

Solar eclipse will take place on the next day of Deepawali and lunar eclipse will happen on Kartik Purnima, both will also have religious significance. According to astrology and astronomy, there will be two partial solar eclipses and two total lunar eclipses this year.

The solar eclipse in April will not be visible in the country. At the same time, the solar eclipse in October will be visible in many parts of India. Therefore it will also have religious significance. Apart from these, the total lunar eclipse in May will not be visible in India. At the same time, the lunar eclipse in November will be visible for a short time in some parts of the country. The places where these eclipses will be visible will have both religious significance and sutak.

Two partial solar eclipses: One will be visible in India

30 April 2022, Saturday: This solar eclipse will not be visible in India. But this eclipse will be visible in the southern parts of North and South America, the Pacific, and the Atlantic Ocean. Therefore, the effect of this eclipse will be there in these places. According to Indian time, this partial solar eclipse will start at around 12:15 in the night and end at 4:07 in the morning. This eclipse will last for about 4 hours.

25 October 2022, Tuesday: This solar eclipse will be on the next day of Deepawali. Which will be visible in India. Therefore it will also have religious significance. But it will not have any effect on Lakshmi Puja to be held on Diwali. At the same time, this eclipse will be visible in Europe, North Africa, West Asia, North Atlantic Ocean, North Indian Ocean. According to Indian time, this partial solar eclipse will start at around 02:28 in the afternoon and end at 6:32 in the evening. This eclipse will last for about 4 hours.

Two total lunar eclipses: One will also be visible in India

16 May 2022, Monday: This is a total lunar eclipse. But it will start in the morning and end in the morning itself. Hence it will not be seen in India. This moon will start at around 7.57 in the morning according to Indian time and will end at 11.25. This lunar eclipse of about three and a half hours will be visible in Western Europe, Eastern and Central regions of Africa, South America, Antarctica, the Atlantic, and the Pacific Ocean.

November 8, 2022, Tuesday: On this day there will be a lunar eclipse on the Kartik Purnima festival. Which will be visible in India. Therefore it will also have religious significance. But this lunar eclipse will start in India in the day itself and will end in a short time after the moonrise. Therefore, there will be no hindrance in the lamp donation and other worship at night. This total lunar eclipse will start at around 2:38 pm Indian time and will last till 6:19 pm. Apart from India, this eclipse will be visible in North and South America, Australia, the North Pacific Ocean, and the Indian Ocean.

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