On August 28, the second and last lunar eclipse of this year will take place in Tianyu. This is a deep partial lunar eclipse, but unfortunately, our country was in the middle of the day when this lunar eclipse occurred, and we were unable to see it. Astronomy science experts said that although the Chinese public cannot see this partial lunar eclipse, they can enjoy a full moon. This is also the first full moon in early fall.

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