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SPACEWEATHER: Auroras in the Forecast for the Lunar Eclipse Aug 27-28, 2026

Robert Hall in South Mississippi took this image of the lunar eclipse on November 19, 2021. He wrote: “The moon turned red once it was 90% eclipsed.” View at EarthSky Community Photos.

A Whole-Earth Event and the Truth from Above

EarthSky.Org: August 25, 2026

People in Africa, Europe, parts of Greenland, Antarctica, most of the Americas and the eastern Pacific Ocean will see a deep lunar eclipse overnight on August 27-28, 2026. The eclipse won’t be total. But it’ll be nearly total, with 96% of the moon within the Earth’s dark umbral shadow at mid-eclipse.

Lunar eclipses are a whole-Earth event. But you must be in nighttime when the eclipse happens, in order to see it. The half of Earth facing the full moon – that is, the whole half of Earth that’s in nighttime – will see the lunar eclipse during the exact same moments. Of course, the times shown on our clocks will be different!

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