☽︎Rosi's Morning Sky

Total lunar eclipse on 20 December 2029

Greatest eclipse: 22:42 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. During totality the Moon glows copper red: it only receives light bent by the Earth's atmosphere.

Timeline

Penumbra begins19:40 UTC
Umbra begins20:54 UTC
Totality begins22:14 UTC
Greatest eclipse22:42 UTC
Totality ends23:10 UTC
Umbra ends00:30 UTC
Penumbra ends01:43 UTC

Where it can be seen

PlaceVisible?Moon at greatest eclipse
Londonpartly, the Moon rises or sets during it8°
Dublinvisible throughout54°
Reykjavíkvisible throughout40°
Lisbonvisible throughout61°
Madridvisible throughout64°
Parisvisible throughout61°
Amsterdamvisible throughout58°
Berlinvisible throughout60°
Romevisible throughout70°
Athensvisible throughout74°
Istanbulvisible throughout70°
Cairovisible throughout77°
Lagosvisible throughout67°
Nairobivisible throughout60°
Cape Townvisible throughout32°
Dubaivisible throughout56°
Mumbaivisible throughout39°
New Delhivisible throughout37°
Singaporepartly, the Moon rises or sets during it4°
Hong Kongpartly, the Moon rises or sets during it3°
Tokyopartly, the Moon rises or sets during it-10°
Sydneynot visible, the Moon is below the horizon-48°
Melbournenot visible, the Moon is below the horizon-43°
Aucklandnot visible, the Moon is below the horizon-65°
Vancouverpartly, the Moon rises or sets during it-11°
Los Angelesnot visible, the Moon is below the horizon-21°
Chicagopartly, the Moon rises or sets during it3°
Torontopartly, the Moon rises or sets during it9°
New York Citypartly, the Moon rises or sets during it12°
Mexico Citypartly, the Moon rises or sets during it-17°
São Paulopartly, the Moon rises or sets during it10°
Buenos Airespartly, the Moon rises or sets during it-4°

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All eclipses until 2030