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Partial lunar eclipse of 28 August 2026

  • Partial eclipse
  • Maximum at 04:12 UTC
  • Partial phase: 03 h 18 min
  • Visible from: The eastern Pacific, the Americas, Europe, Africa

This eclipse has taken place. The next eclipses

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
São Paulo Brazil visible, maximum at 01:12 01:12 23:33 – 02:51
Santiago Chile visible, maximum at 00:12 00:12 22:33 – 01:51
Buenos Aires Argentina visible, maximum at 01:12 01:12 23:33 – 02:51
Mexico City Mexico visible, maximum at 22:12 22:12 20:33 – 23:51
New York United States visible, maximum at 00:12 00:12 22:33 – 01:51
Dallas United States visible, maximum at 23:12 23:12 21:33 – 00:51
Toronto Canada visible, maximum at 00:12 00:12 22:33 – 01:51
Chicago United States visible, maximum at 23:12 23:12 21:33 – 00:51
Casablanca Morocco visible, maximum at 05:12 05:12 03:33 – 06:51
Los Angeles United States visible, maximum at 21:12 21:12 19:33 – 22:51
Lisbon Portugal visible, maximum at 05:12 05:12 03:33 – 06:51
Tangier Morocco partly (Moon low on the horizon), maximum at 05:12 05:12 03:33 – 06:51
Seville Spain partly (Moon low on the horizon), maximum at 06:12 06:12 04:33 – 07:51
Málaga Spain partly (Moon low on the horizon), maximum at 06:12 06:12 04:33 – 07:51
Madrid Spain partly (Moon low on the horizon), maximum at 06:12 06:12 04:33 – 07:51
Dublin Ireland partly (Moon low on the horizon), maximum at 05:12 05:12 03:33 – 06:51
Reykjavik Iceland visible, maximum at 04:12 04:12 02:33 – 05:51
London United Kingdom partly (Moon low on the horizon), maximum at 05:12 05:12 03:33 – 06:51
Paris France partly (Moon low on the horizon), maximum at 06:12 06:12 04:33 – 07:51
Edinburgh United Kingdom partly (Moon low on the horizon), maximum at 05:12 05:12 03:33 – 06:51
Tunis Tunisia partly (Moon low on the horizon), maximum at 05:12 05:12 03:33 – 06:51
Rome Italy partly (Moon low on the horizon), maximum at 06:12 06:12 04:33 – 07:51
Johannesburg South Africa partly (Moon low on the horizon), maximum at 06:12 06:12 04:33 – 07:51
Berlin Germany partly (Moon low on the horizon), maximum at 06:12 06:12 04:33 – 07:51
Istanbul Turkey partly (Moon low on the horizon), maximum at 07:12 07:12 05:33 – 08:51
Cairo Egypt partly (Moon low on the horizon), maximum at 07:12 07:12 05:33 – 08:51
Luxor Egypt partly (Moon low on the horizon), maximum at 07:12 07:12 05:33 – 08:51
Jeddah Saudi Arabia partly (Moon low on the horizon), maximum at 07:12 07:12 05:33 – 08:51
Auckland New Zealand not visible (Moon below the horizon) 16:12 14:33 – 17:51
Dubai United Arab Emirates not visible (Moon below the horizon) 08:12 06:33 – 09:51
Sydney Australia not visible (Moon below the horizon) 14:12 12:33 – 15:51
New Delhi India not visible (Moon below the horizon) 09:42 08:03 – 11:21
Tokyo Japan not visible (Moon below the horizon) 13:12 11:33 – 14:51
Beijing China not visible (Moon below the horizon) 12:12 10:33 – 13:51
Singapore Singapore not visible (Moon below the horizon) 12:12 10:33 – 13:51

Watching the eclipse

A lunar eclipse can be watched with the naked eye, completely safely, and even better with binoculars. Part of the Moon passes into the Earth’s shadow and darkens clearly, as if bitten.

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

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