CAIRO, July 17th (SEE) - The Children's Civilization and Creativity Center - aka Child Museum - made preparations for live broadcast of the total lunar eclipse which Egypt will observe on July 27.
"A seminar will be held on the phenomenon ahead of the live broadcast on a giant screen at our premises," Child Museum Head Osama Abdel Wareth said on Tuesday.
The lunar eclipse will be seen in Egypt as well as parts of South America, much of Africa, the Middle East and Central Asia.
This is the longest lunar eclipse in the 21st Century as it will last for about 6 hours.
It comes for the second time this year. The first one took place in January.
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