Lunar Eclipses

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Location & date
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26 Oct 2026 – 26 Apr 2028 Times in Asia/Kolkata

Lunar eclipses can be viewed without special eye protection. NASA viewing safety

21 Feb 2027

Visible here
Worldwide type
Penumbral
At your location
Penumbral
Greatest eclipse worldwide
Timings and details

Phase times are approximate, using the published duration around greatest eclipse. Visibility depends on your horizon and weather.

PhaseTimeAt your location
Penumbral phase beginsAbove horizon
Greatest eclipseAbove horizon
Penumbral phase endsAbove horizon

Penumbral shading can be faint and difficult to see.

18 Jul 2027

Visible here
Worldwide type
Penumbral
At your location
Penumbral
Greatest eclipse worldwide
Timings and details

Phase times are approximate, using the published duration around greatest eclipse. Visibility depends on your horizon and weather.

PhaseTimeAt your location
Penumbral phase beginsAbove horizon
Greatest eclipseAbove horizon
Penumbral phase endsAbove horizon

Penumbral shading can be faint and difficult to see.

17 Aug 2027

Not visible here
Worldwide type
Penumbral
At your location
Not visible here
Greatest eclipse worldwide

The Moon is below the horizon during this eclipse at your location.

Timings and details

Phase times are approximate, using the published duration around greatest eclipse. Visibility depends on your horizon and weather.

PhaseTimeAt your location
Penumbral phase beginsBelow horizon
Greatest eclipseBelow horizon
Penumbral phase endsBelow horizon

Penumbral shading can be faint and difficult to see.

12 Jan 2028

Not visible here
Worldwide type
Partial
At your location
Not visible here
Greatest eclipse worldwide

The Moon is below the horizon during this eclipse at your location.

Timings and details

Phase times are approximate, using the published duration around greatest eclipse. Visibility depends on your horizon and weather.

PhaseTimeAt your location
Penumbral phase beginsBelow horizon
Partial phase beginsBelow horizon
Greatest eclipseBelow horizon
Partial phase endsBelow horizon
Penumbral phase endsBelow horizon

Eclipse predictions: Fred Espenak and Jean Meeus, NASA GSFC. Catalog and maps