Eclipses of the Moon

Lunar Eclipse Photographs

Below are a series on links to photo galleries of past lunar eclipses at our sister web site MrEclipse.com.

Lunar Eclipses: 2014 - 2023

The table below lists every lunar eclipse for the 10-year period 2014 through 2023. Click on the eclipse Date to see a map and diagram of an eclipse. The second column TD of Greatest Eclipse is the Terrestrial Dynamical Time of greatest eclipse. The Umbral Magnitude is the fraction on the Moon's diameter immersed in the umbra at maximum eclipse. For magnitudes greater than 1.0, the eclipse is total. For negative values, it is a penumbral eclipse. The Eclipse Duration is the duration of the partial phases as well as the total phase (in bold; total eclipses only). The Geographic Region of Eclipse Visibility offers a brief description of where an eclipse can be seen. Although penumbral lunar eclipses are included in this list, they are usually hard to see because they are faint. 








 Lunar Eclipses:  2014 -  2023





Calendar Date
TD of Greatest Eclipse
Eclipse Type
Saros Series
Umbral Magnitude
Eclipse Duration
Geographic Region of Eclipse Visibility






  2014 Apr 15 
 07:46:48 
Total
 122 
 1.291
 03h35m
01h18m		
 Aus., Pacific, Americas





  2014 Oct 08 
 10:55:44 
Total
 127 
 1.166
 03h20m
00h59m		
 Asia, Aus., Pacific, Americas





  2015 Apr 04 
 12:01:24 
Total
 132 
 1.001
 03h29m
00h05m		
 Asia, Aus., Pacific, Americas





  2015 Sep 28 
 02:48:17 
Total
 137 
 1.276
 03h20m
01h12m		
 e Pacific, Americas, Europe, Africa, w Asia





  2016 Mar 23 
 11:48:21 
Penumbral
 142 
-0.312
  - 
 Asia, Aus., Pacific, w Americas





  2016 Sep 16 
 18:55:27 
Penumbral
 147 
-0.064
  - 
 Europe, Africa, Asia, Aus., w Pacific





  2017 Feb 11 
 00:45:03 
Penumbral
 114 
-0.035
  - 
 Americas, Europe, Africa, Asia





  2017 Aug 07 
 18:21:38 
Partial
 119 
 0.246
 01h55m
 Europe, Africa, Asia, Aus.





  2018 Jan 31 
 13:31:00 
Total
 124 
 1.315
 03h23m
01h16m		
 Asia, Aus., Pacific, w N.America





  2018 Jul 27 
 20:22:54 
Total
 129 
 1.609
 03h55m
01h43m		
 S.America, Europe, Africa, Asia, Aus.





  2019 Jan 21 
 05:13:27 
Total
 134 
 1.195
 03h17m
01h02m		
 c Pacific, Americas, Europe, Africa





  2019 Jul 16 
 21:31:55 
Partial
 139 
 0.653
 02h58m
 S.America, Europe, Africa, Asia, Aus.





  2020 Jan 10 
 19:11:11 
Penumbral
 144 
-0.116
  - 
 Europe, Africa, Asia, Aus.





  2020 Jun 05 
 19:26:14 
Penumbral
 111 
-0.405
  - 
 Europe, Africa, Asia, Aus.





  2020 Jul 05 
 04:31:12 
Penumbral
 149 
-0.644
  - 
 Americas, sw Europe, Africa





  2020 Nov 30 
 09:44:01 
Penumbral
 116 
-0.262
  - 
 Asia, Aus., Pacific, Americas






  2021 Nov 19 
 09:04:06 
Partial
 126 
 0.974
 03h28m
 Americas, n Europe, e Asia, Australia, Pacific 





  2022 May 16 
 04:12:42 
Total
 131 
 1.414
 03h27m
01h25m		
 Americas, Europe, Africa 





  2022 Nov 08 
 11:00:22 
Total
 136 
 1.359
 03h40m
01h25m		
 Asia, Australia, Pacific, Americas





  2023 May 05 
 17:24:05 
Penumbral
 141 
-0.046
  - 
 Africa, Asia, Australia   





  2023 Oct 28 
 20:15:18 
Partial
 146 
 0.122
 01h17m
 e Americas, Europe, Africa, Asia, Australia









Geographic abbreviations (used above): n = north, s = south, e = east, w = west, c = central









Recent total lunar eclipses visible from the U.S.A. include the eclipses on  
 2010 Dec 21,  
 2014 Apr 15 and
 2014 Oct 08 (total).



Upcoming lunar eclipses visible from the U.S.A. include 
 2015 Apr 04 (total) and 
 2015 Sep 28 (total). 




For information on solar eclipses, see Eclipses of the Sun.





  





 

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