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Very Deep Partial Lunar Eclipse to Sweep the Americas on Night of Aug. 27–28

Earth’s shadow will cover about 96 percent of the Moon at peak producing a long, often reddish umbral phase visible to the unaided eye.

Deep Partial Lunar Eclipse Set for Night of August 27–28

Near-Total 'Blood Moon' Set for Night of Aug. 27–28

Deep Partial Lunar Eclipse to Darken Most of Moon on Aug. 27–28, 2026

2027 Total Solar Eclipse Will Peak Over Luxor With 6 Minutes 23 Seconds of Darkness

Spanish-Language Coverage Casts March 3 Lunar Eclipse as '3/3 Portal' Focused on Closure and Renewal

March 3 Total Lunar Eclipse Leaves Brazil With Only Early Phases

Total Lunar Eclipse Turns Moon Red Overnight Across the Pacific, East Asia and the Americas

Total Lunar Eclipse on March 3 Will Paint the Moon Red for About 58 Minutes

India’s March 3 Partial Lunar Eclipse Sets Holi Plans for March 4

Total Lunar Eclipse on March 3 Will Paint the Moon Red Across the Pacific and the Americas

NASA Maps Out March 3 Total Lunar Eclipse With 58 Minutes of Totality

NASA Maps Out March 3 ‘Blood Moon,’ the Last Total Lunar Eclipse Until 2028

Antarctic ‘Ring of Fire’ Eclipse Set for Feb. 17, With Peak Around 12:11 UTC

Spain Prepares for August 2026 Total Solar Eclipse During a Rare Run of Record Events

2026 Astronomical Calendar Set: Snow Moon Feb. 1, Annular Eclipse Feb. 17, Total Solar Eclipse Aug. 12

Argentina Set for Prime Views of March 2–3 Total Lunar Eclipse

2026 Eclipse Calendar: Four Events, Key Dates and Visibility for Mexico

Moon Meets Regulus Tonight Across North America

Partial Solar Eclipse Today Over New Zealand and Antarctica Is Streaming Live