Eclipse Calendar
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- Penumbral: the Moon passes only through the pale outer shadow and dims a little, which is hard to notice.
- Partial: part of the Moon enters the dark umbra and looks as if a bite has been taken out of it.
- Total: the whole Moon is inside the umbra and turns a dull red.
- Penumbra
- Umbra
The Earth's shadow at the Moon's distance, seen from the Earth. The Moon moves from right to left. Each card below shows the magnitude: the fraction of the Moon's diameter inside the umbra (inside the penumbra for a penumbral eclipse).
Penumbral Lunar Eclipse
خسوف خيالي
Penumbral Lunar Eclipse
خسوف خيالي
Penumbral Lunar Eclipse
خسوف خيالي
Full 5-Year Forecast
Date and where it is seenFull 5-Year Forecast
Date and where it is seenFurther ahead
Each of these has its own page with the date and where on Earth it is seen. City times and the view from your location open 12 months before.
- Total Lunar Eclipse · Sunday, December 31, 2028
- Total Lunar Eclipse · Tuesday, June 26, 2029
- Total Lunar Eclipse · Thursday, December 20, 2029
- Partial Lunar Eclipse · Saturday, June 15, 2030
- Penumbral Lunar Eclipse · Monday, December 9, 2030
- Penumbral Lunar Eclipse · Wednesday, May 7, 2031
- Penumbral Lunar Eclipse · Thursday, June 5, 2031
- Penumbral Lunar Eclipse · Thursday, October 30, 2031
Annular Solar Eclipse
كسوف حلقي
Total Solar Eclipse
كسوف كلي
Full 5-Year Forecast
Date and where it is seenFull 5-Year Forecast
Date and where it is seenFull 5-Year Forecast
Date and where it is seenFurther ahead
Each of these has its own page with the date and where on Earth it is seen. City times and the view from your location open 12 months before.
- Partial Solar Eclipse · Tuesday, June 12, 2029
- Partial Solar Eclipse · Wednesday, July 11, 2029
- Partial Solar Eclipse · Wednesday, December 5, 2029
- Annular Solar Eclipse · Saturday, June 1, 2030
- Total Solar Eclipse · Monday, November 25, 2030
- Annular Solar Eclipse · Wednesday, May 21, 2031
Note: Eclipse dates and times are in UTC. A lunar eclipse can be seen from anywhere the Moon is above the horizon. A solar eclipse differs from place to place: only inside a narrow path is it total or annular, a much wider area sees a partial eclipse, and elsewhere nothing is seen. Each card shows what you would see from your saved location. All calculations use the ELP2000 lunar model via astronomy-engine.