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Eclipse

Partial lunar eclipse

Earth’s shadow covers part of the full Moon. This is the published time of greatest eclipse; the whole event lasts longer as the Moon moves gradually into and out of the shadow.

Where it matters

The view is local.
The moment is shared.

Visible from the eastern Pacific, the Americas, Europe and Africa, provided the Moon is above your horizon.

NASA GSFC: lunar eclipses, 2021–2030 ↗

In your browser’s time zone

Friday, August 28, 2026 at 5:14 AM

Europe/London

Unlike a solar eclipse, a lunar eclipse is safe to view without special eye protection. Your local horizon and the Moon’s rise/set time decide whether it is visible.

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