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Total lunar eclipse of 18 October 2032

  • Total eclipse
  • Maximum at 19:02 UTC
  • Partial phase: 03 h 16 min
  • Totality: 00 h 47 min
  • Visible from: Africa, Europe, Asia, Australia

In cities (local time)

A lunar eclipse can be seen from everywhere the Moon is up: from the whole half of the Earth where it is night.

CityVisibilityMaximumPartial phase
New Delhi India visible, maximum at 00:32 00:32 22:54 – 02:10
Dubai United Arab Emirates visible, maximum at 23:02 23:02 21:24 – 00:40
Jeddah Saudi Arabia visible, maximum at 22:02 22:02 20:24 – 23:40
Singapore Singapore visible, maximum at 03:02 03:02 01:24 – 04:40
Luxor Egypt visible, maximum at 22:02 22:02 20:24 – 23:40
Cairo Egypt visible, maximum at 22:02 22:02 20:24 – 23:40
Istanbul Turkey visible, maximum at 22:02 22:02 20:24 – 23:40
Beijing China visible, maximum at 03:02 03:02 01:24 – 04:40
Johannesburg South Africa visible, maximum at 21:02 21:02 19:24 – 22:40
Rome Italy visible, maximum at 21:02 21:02 19:24 – 22:40
Tunis Tunisia visible, maximum at 20:02 20:02 18:24 – 21:40
Berlin Germany visible, maximum at 21:02 21:02 19:24 – 22:40
Tokyo Japan visible, maximum at 04:02 04:02 02:24 – 05:40
Paris France visible, maximum at 21:02 21:02 19:24 – 22:40
London United Kingdom visible, maximum at 20:02 20:02 18:24 – 21:40
Madrid Spain partly (Moon low on the horizon), maximum at 21:02 21:02 19:24 – 22:40
Málaga Spain partly (Moon low on the horizon), maximum at 21:02 21:02 19:24 – 22:40
Edinburgh United Kingdom visible, maximum at 20:02 20:02 18:24 – 21:40
Tangier Morocco partly (Moon low on the horizon), maximum at 19:02 19:02 17:24 – 20:40
Seville Spain partly (Moon low on the horizon), maximum at 21:02 21:02 19:24 – 22:40
Dublin Ireland visible, maximum at 20:02 20:02 18:24 – 21:40
Casablanca Morocco partly (Moon low on the horizon), maximum at 19:02 19:02 17:24 – 20:40
Lisbon Portugal partly (Moon low on the horizon), maximum at 20:02 20:02 18:24 – 21:40
Reykjavik Iceland partly (Moon low on the horizon), maximum at 19:02 19:02 17:24 – 20:40
Sydney Australia partly (Moon low on the horizon), maximum at 06:02 06:02 04:24 – 07:40
Auckland New Zealand partly (Moon low on the horizon), maximum at 08:02 08:02 06:24 – 09:40
São Paulo Brazil not visible (Moon below the horizon) 16:02 14:24 – 17:40
New York United States not visible (Moon below the horizon) 15:02 13:24 – 16:40
Toronto Canada not visible (Moon below the horizon) 15:02 13:24 – 16:40
Chicago United States not visible (Moon below the horizon) 14:02 12:24 – 15:40
Buenos Aires Argentina not visible (Moon below the horizon) 16:02 14:24 – 17:40
Los Angeles United States not visible (Moon below the horizon) 12:02 10:24 – 13:40
Dallas United States not visible (Moon below the horizon) 14:02 12:24 – 15:40
Santiago Chile not visible (Moon below the horizon) 16:02 14:24 – 17:40
Mexico City Mexico not visible (Moon below the horizon) 13:02 11:24 – 14:40

Watching the eclipse

A lunar eclipse can be watched with the naked eye, completely safely, and even better with binoculars. During totality the Moon turns a coppery red: it is lit by sunlight bent towards it by the Earth’s atmosphere.

Source: NASA, Fred Espenak (eclipse.gsfc.nasa.gov). Visibility estimated for each city from the height of the Moon.

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