Viewing advice
A lunar eclipse is visible from the entire night side of Earth at once, so anywhere with the Moon up and clear skies works. No travel required.
Deep Partial Lunar Eclipse happened August 27-28, 2026. Timing status: Predicted dates.
A near-total bite out of the Moon.
Earth's shadow covered 93% of the Moon, close enough to totality that the dark part glowed a dusky red. It was visible across the Americas, Europe and Africa with no equipment needed.
Where to view it
Best seen far from city lights. Tap a spot to plan a trip around it.
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Frequently asked questions
When was Deep Partial Lunar Eclipse 2026?
Deep Partial Lunar Eclipse 2026 happened August 27-28, 2026.