Will the eclipse meet Uranus?

The astronomical phenomenon of an eclipse meeting Uranus is that the moon will "swallow" Uranus and "spit" it out later. It is understood that the last eclipse of Uranus occurred 23 years ago, namely 1999 1 1.05, and the next eclipse will wait until 16 until April 2038 12. If the moon covers Uranus in the case of total lunar eclipse, it will appear again next time, which is August 8, 4344 after 2322 years.

Therefore, the eclipse is a rare astronomical spectacle of Uranus and a good observation opportunity.