Total lunar eclipse — December 20, 2029
Visible from the night hemisphere · Umbral magnitude 1.134
- Penumbral eclipse begins · P1
- Partial eclipse begins · U1
- Totality begins · U2
- Maximum eclipse
- Totality ends · U3
- Partial eclipse ends · U4
- Penumbral eclipse ends · P4
A lunar eclipse has no narrow path: it is visible simultaneously wherever the Moon is above the horizon. The shaded hemisphere is evaluated at maximum; each picked location is evaluated separately at every contact.
Previous eclipse: Total lunar eclipse — June 26, 2029 · Next eclipse: Annular solar eclipse — June 1, 2030