What are parts of the lunar eclipse?

Answer 1

Everything on Earth looks the same as always during a lunar eclipse. But if it's

night-time where you are during the eclipse, then the Full Moon is in your sky,

and since it's in the Earth's shadow, it may be glowing a dull red, or it may be

almost completely invisible.

Answer 2

The main parts of a lunar eclipse are the penumbral phase, when the moon enters Earth's faint outer shadow; the partial phase, when part of the moon is in Earth's dark inner shadow called the umbra; and the total phase, when the entire moon is within the umbra, giving it a reddish hue known as a "blood moon."

Answer 3

the "parts" of a lunar eclipse are the Sun, Earth, Moon.