Lunar eclipses worldwide, 2012–2018:
| YEAR DATE | ECLIPSE TYPE | BEST VISIBLE FROM... |
|---|---|---|
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37% Umbral 92% Penumbral |
Pacific India to Hawaii |
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1% Umbral (99% Penumbral) 2% Penumbral (invisible) 76% Penumbral |
Central Europe and Africa to western Australia west Africa and the America (except far northwest) Brazil, Europe and Africa, to central Asia |
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Total Total |
Hawaii and the Americas Japan and Australia to the Western USA |
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Total Total |
Japan and Australia to Hawaii Central America to west Africa and central Europe |
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77% Penumbral 91% Penumbral |
Japan to California Central Africa to Indonesia & western Australia |
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99% Penumbral 25% Umbral |
eastern Americas, Europe, Africa & West Asia East Africa to Australia |
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Total Deep Total |
East Asia & Australia to Hawaii Africa to India |
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Total 65% Umbral |
the Americas to western Europe Africa to India |
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90% Penumbral 35% Penumbral 83% Penumbral |
Europe and Africa, Asia, to Japan the Americas (except northwest) Pacific, North America |
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Total 97% Umbral |
Australia, New Zealand, Hawaii Hawaii, North America |
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Deep Total Deep Total |
South America, eastern USA Eastern Australia and Japan to western USA |
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96% Penumbral 12% Umbral |
East Africa to Japan and Australia Africa, Europe, Asia |
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96% Penumbral 8% Umbral |
Hawaii and the Americas South America and the Atlantic |
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Total Total |
Hawaii to the Americas East Africa, Asia, Australia |
click on the links to see the extremely helpful data on each eclipse
as calculated and compiled by Fred Espenak at the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
*add one day west of International Date Line
**subtract one day east of International Date Line