10 crazy myths you should not fall for this Lunar Eclipse 2019

The last Lunar Eclipse of 2019 is coming and it will be visible from India by next week on the night of July 16 and 17. The partial lunar eclipse will be visible from beginning to end from all places of India except extreme from the north eastern part of Arunachal Pradesh. The eclipse will begin shortly after midnight on Wednesday, July 17 and will end just before 6 am. The eclipse will be at its peak -- and most clearly visible -- at around 3 am. Here are 10 absurd myths that are associated with lunar eclipse.