Partial lunar eclipse on 12 January 2028
Greatest eclipse: 04:13 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.
Timeline
| Penumbra begins | 02:05 UTC |
| Umbra begins | 03:43 UTC |
| Greatest eclipse | 04:13 UTC |
| Umbra ends | 04:43 UTC |
| Penumbra ends | 06:21 UTC |
Where it can be seen
| Place | Visible? | Moon at greatest eclipse |
|---|---|---|
| London | visible throughout | 63° |
| Dublin | visible throughout | 38° |
| Reykjavík | visible throughout | 40° |
| Lisbon | visible throughout | 43° |
| Madrid | visible throughout | 38° |
| Paris | visible throughout | 33° |
| Amsterdam | visible throughout | 32° |
| Berlin | visible throughout | 26° |
| Rome | visible throughout | 26° |
| Athens | visible throughout | 17° |
| Istanbul | visible throughout | 14° |
| Cairo | visible throughout | 8° |
| Lagos | visible throughout | 25° |
| Nairobi | not visible, the Moon is below the horizon | -9° |
| Cape Town | not visible, the Moon is below the horizon | -5° |
| Dubai | not visible, the Moon is below the horizon | -13° |
| Mumbai | not visible, the Moon is below the horizon | -29° |
| New Delhi | not visible, the Moon is below the horizon | -26° |
| Singapore | not visible, the Moon is below the horizon | -62° |
| Hong Kong | not visible, the Moon is below the horizon | -46° |
| Tokyo | not visible, the Moon is below the horizon | -29° |
| Sydney | not visible, the Moon is below the horizon | -60° |
| Melbourne | not visible, the Moon is below the horizon | -64° |
| Auckland | not visible, the Moon is below the horizon | -41° |
| Vancouver | visible throughout | 34° |
| Los Angeles | visible throughout | 38° |
| Chicago | visible throughout | 60° |
| Toronto | visible throughout | 64° |
| New York City | visible throughout | 68° |
| Mexico City | visible throughout | 54° |
| São Paulo | visible throughout | 41° |
| Buenos Aires | visible throughout | 32° |