☽︎Rosi's Morning Sky

Partial lunar eclipse on 15 June 2030

Greatest eclipse: 18:33 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 begins16:12 UTC
Umbra begins17:20 UTC
Greatest eclipse18:33 UTC
Umbra ends19:47 UTC
Penumbra ends20:55 UTC

Where it can be seen

PlaceVisible?Moon at greatest eclipse
Londonnot visible, the Moon is below the horizon-66°
Dublinnot visible, the Moon is below the horizon-18°
Reykjavíknot visible, the Moon is below the horizon-27°
Lisbonnot visible, the Moon is below the horizon-16°
Madridnot visible, the Moon is below the horizon-12°
Parisnot visible, the Moon is below the horizon-11°
Amsterdamnot visible, the Moon is below the horizon-11°
Berlinpartly, the Moon rises or sets during it-7°
Romepartly, the Moon rises or sets during it-2°
Athenspartly, the Moon rises or sets during it8°
Istanbulpartly, the Moon rises or sets during it9°
Cairovisible throughout17°
Lagospartly, the Moon rises or sets during it7°
Nairobivisible throughout41°
Cape Townvisible throughout33°
Dubaivisible throughout35°
Mumbaivisible throughout47°
New Delhivisible throughout38°
Singaporevisible throughout57°
Hong Kongvisible throughout34°
Tokyopartly, the Moon rises or sets during it9°
Sydneyvisible throughout28°
Melbournevisible throughout34°
Aucklandpartly, the Moon rises or sets during it10°
Vancouvernot visible, the Moon is below the horizon-57°
Los Angelesnot visible, the Moon is below the horizon-69°
Chicagonot visible, the Moon is below the horizon-69°
Torontonot visible, the Moon is below the horizon-64°
New York Citynot visible, the Moon is below the horizon-63°
Mexico Citynot visible, the Moon is below the horizon-87°
São Paulonot visible, the Moon is below the horizon-23°
Buenos Airesnot visible, the Moon is below the horizon-22°

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