Penumbral lunar eclipse on 26 March 2089

Penumbral lunar eclipse on 26 March 2089 — path, times and visibility by country.

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Earth's shadow will fall on the Moon as the Sun, Earth and Moon line up. The whole night side of Earth can see it. It is part of Saros series 114, which repeats every 18 years and 11 days.

Date (UTC)
26 March 2089 — 09:31 UTC
Saros series
114
Gamma
-1.10380
Magnitude
0.8332
Max duration
237m 48s
Greatest eclipse point
-4.00°, -142.00°
Catalog reference
5MKLE:9851

Worldwide timeline (UTC)

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Greatest eclipse
26 March 2089 09:31 UTC
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About this data

Eclipse Predictions by Fred Espenak (NASA's GSFC)