The second eclipse of 2020 is that the moon eclipse is often more difficult to detect rather than the darkness of the earth, also known as Penumba, covering the moon. On the other hand, the total solar eclipse takes place when the ball inside the Earth is called Umbra, much darker than the outside ball, falling to the surface of the Moon. The penumbral will start from 11:15 pm on June 5 and can be seen until 2:34 am June 6.
