Astronomers are looking for the lunar eclipse on Sunday

Weather of Arabia - Astronomers around the world will be watching on Sunday an astronomical event represented by a "semi-shadow" eclipse of the moon, which will only be seen in Western Europe, West Africa, North and South America, and this time the eclipse will not be seen in the Arabian Peninsula.

What is a semi-shadow eclipse?

A semi-shadow eclipse , called a pseudo-eclipse, and a semi-shadow eclipse occurs when the moon crosses the region of the earth’s shadow without entering the full shadow of the Earth and thus the moon is seen to the monitors with its kinda bright and unnoticed lighting.

And since the eclipse will be "semi-shadow", it will not be observed in all regions, and it will be in the form of weak blackout in the moon unnoticed.