A total lunar eclipse will occur early on March 4 and would be visible all over India.
The Moon's eclipse would begin from 3 am and enter totality from 4.14 am with the `greatest eclipse' being at around 4.50 am, Director (Research and Academics) of M P Birla Planetarium here D. P. Duari said today.
The total eclipse would end by 5.27 am and the Moon would emerge around 7.53 am.
The celestial phenomenon will be visible from the Arctic, Asia, except the eastern part, Europe, including British Isles, Africa, South America and eastern parts of the region, South America and eastern parts of Central and North America.