Your place under the Moon
The rare nights worth looking up.
Find every lunar eclipse and blood moon your horizon can see, translated into your local time.
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What will your sky see?
Choose a city or use your exact location. We’ll translate every eclipse into local time and check the Moon against your horizon.
Exact coordinates stay in your browser. City selections use the published city-center coordinates.
Select a city or locate yourself to reveal the eclipses that happen above your horizon.
The next dramatic eclipses.
Partial lunar eclipse
Most of the Moon enters Earth's dark central shadow, producing a deep partial eclipse.
August 28 2028Partial lunar eclipse
A small portion of the Moon enters Earth's central shadow during this brief partial eclipse.
January 12 2028Partial lunar eclipse
A visible section of the Moon crosses Earth's dark umbral shadow.
July 6 2028Total lunar eclipse
The entire Moon enters Earth's central shadow and can take on the copper-red color associated with a blood moon.
December 31 2029Total lunar eclipse
An especially deep total lunar eclipse, with a long red total phase.
June 26Local calendars, worldwide.
Every city page uses local civil time and calculates the Moon’s altitude at maximum eclipse.
What is a blood moon?
A blood moon is a total lunar eclipse. Earth blocks direct sunlight, but red and orange wavelengths filtered through our atmosphere still reach the Moon.
Partial eclipses create a dark curved shadow. Penumbral eclipses only dim the Moon slightly and can be easy to miss.
Read NASA’s eclipse guide