☽︎Rosi's Morning Sky

Penumbral lunar eclipse on 20 February 2027

Greatest eclipse: 23:13 UTC

The Earth stands exactly between the Sun and the Moon, and its shadow falls on the Moon. A lunar eclipse can be seen wherever the Moon is above the horizon, without any eye protection.

The Moon only grazes the Earth's penumbra. To the naked eye it is hardly noticeable, at best a faint grey veil on one side of the Moon.

Timeline

Penumbra begins21:10 UTC
Greatest eclipse23:13 UTC
Penumbra ends01:16 UTC

Where it can be seen

PlaceVisible?Moon at greatest eclipse
Londonvisible throughout1°
Dublinvisible throughout43°
Reykjavíkvisible throughout29°
Lisbonvisible throughout54°
Madridvisible throughout55°
Parisvisible throughout49°
Amsterdamvisible throughout46°
Berlinvisible throughout47°
Romevisible throughout57°
Athensvisible throughout60°
Istanbulvisible throughout56°
Cairovisible throughout64°
Lagosvisible throughout78°
Nairobivisible throughout65°
Cape Townvisible throughout45°
Dubaivisible throughout48°
Mumbaivisible throughout32°
New Delhivisible throughout28°
Singaporenot visible, the Moon is below the horizon0°
Hong Kongnot visible, the Moon is below the horizon-6°
Tokyonot visible, the Moon is below the horizon-22°
Sydneynot visible, the Moon is below the horizon-44°
Melbournenot visible, the Moon is below the horizon-38°
Aucklandnot visible, the Moon is below the horizon-58°
Vancouvernot visible, the Moon is below the horizon-21°
Los Angelesnot visible, the Moon is below the horizon-28°
Chicagonot visible, the Moon is below the horizon-4°
Torontovisible throughout3°
New York Cityvisible throughout6°
Mexico Citynot visible, the Moon is below the horizon-20°
São Paulovisible throughout20°
Buenos Airesvisible throughout7°

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