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lunar eclipse

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Partial lunar eclipse

A partial lunar eclipse reaches peak at 2028-01-12T04:13:00.859Z. Visibility requires the Moon to be above the local horizon during the eclipse phases.

Where to look

Potentially visible wherever the Moon is above the horizon during the phase; local circumstances are not calculated.

Global event · local visibility

Local eclipse circumstances are not calculated. Seeing the Sun or Moon above the horizon alone does not establish that this eclipse is visible from your location.

Technical source record

2.1.19 · 2028-01-12T04:13:00.859Z · retrieved 2026-09-30

Calculated by: Astronomy Engine SearchLunarEclipse; global eclipse peak. Verify contact times and classification against NASA GSFC.

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