26 Oct 2026 – 26 Apr 2028 Times in Asia/Kolkata
Lunar eclipses can be viewed without special eye protection. NASA viewing safety
Phase times are approximate, using the published duration around greatest eclipse. Visibility depends on your horizon and weather.
| Phase | Time | At your location |
|---|---|---|
| Penumbral phase begins | Above horizon | |
| Greatest eclipse | Above horizon | |
| Penumbral phase ends | Above horizon |
Penumbral shading can be faint and difficult to see.
Phase times are approximate, using the published duration around greatest eclipse. Visibility depends on your horizon and weather.
| Phase | Time | At your location |
|---|---|---|
| Penumbral phase begins | Above horizon | |
| Greatest eclipse | Above horizon | |
| Penumbral phase ends | Above horizon |
Penumbral shading can be faint and difficult to see.
The Moon is below the horizon during this eclipse at your location.
Phase times are approximate, using the published duration around greatest eclipse. Visibility depends on your horizon and weather.
| Phase | Time | At your location |
|---|---|---|
| Penumbral phase begins | Below horizon | |
| Greatest eclipse | Below horizon | |
| Penumbral phase ends | Below horizon |
Penumbral shading can be faint and difficult to see.
The Moon is below the horizon during this eclipse at your location.
Phase times are approximate, using the published duration around greatest eclipse. Visibility depends on your horizon and weather.
| Phase | Time | At your location |
|---|---|---|
| Penumbral phase begins | Below horizon | |
| Partial phase begins | Below horizon | |
| Greatest eclipse | Below horizon | |
| Partial phase ends | Below horizon | |
| Penumbral phase ends | Below horizon |
Eclipse predictions: Fred Espenak and Jean Meeus, NASA GSFC. Catalog and maps