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Worth going outside for, from Meade County
- Penumbral Lunar EclipseSaturday, February 20, 2027 EST · 6:12 PM EST= Feb 20, 23:12 UTCPartial visibility
- Penumbral Lunar EclipseTuesday, August 17, 2027 EDT · 3:13 AM EDT= Aug 17, 07:13 UTCVisible from KY
- Partial Lunar EclipseTuesday, January 11, 2028 EST · 11:12 PM EST= Jan 12, 04:12 UTCVisible from KY
- Total Lunar EclipseSunday, December 31, 2028 EST · 11:53 AM EST= Dec 31, 16:53 UTCPartial visibility
- Partial Solar EclipseSunday, January 14, 2029 EST · 12:12 PM EST= Jan 14, 17:12 UTCPartial visibility
- Total Lunar EclipseMonday, June 25, 2029 EDT · 11:22 PM EDT= Jun 26, 03:22 UTCVisible from KY
Annular eclipse visible from South America. Not visible from KY.
Penumbral Lunar Eclipse of Saros series 143. Greatest eclipse at 23:12 UTC. A penumbral eclipse is subtle — the Moon dims slightly rather than darkening visibly. Part of the eclipse happens with the Moon below the horizon here — it rises or sets mid-eclipse.
Penumbral Lunar Eclipse of Saros series 110. Greatest eclipse at 16:02 UTC. A penumbral eclipse is subtle — the Moon dims slightly rather than darkening visibly. The Moon is below the horizon at Brandenburg throughout, so none of it is visible from Meade County.
Total Solar Eclipse of Saros series 136, magnitude 1.079 where it is greatest. Greatest eclipse at 10:06 UTC. Not visible from Meade County: at closest approach the Moon passes 1.4° from the Sun as seen from Brandenburg, and the two discs together span only 0.5°. The shadow misses us entirely. Greatest eclipse worldwide is over 26N 33E.
Penumbral Lunar Eclipse of Saros series 148. Greatest eclipse at 07:13 UTC. A penumbral eclipse is subtle — the Moon dims slightly rather than darkening visibly. The whole eclipse happens with the Moon above the horizon here.
Partial Lunar Eclipse of Saros series 115. Greatest eclipse at 04:12 UTC. The whole eclipse happens with the Moon above the horizon here.
Annular eclipse over South America and Africa. Not visible from KY.
Partial Lunar Eclipse of Saros series 120. Greatest eclipse at 18:19 UTC. The Moon is below the horizon at Brandenburg throughout, so none of it is visible from Meade County.
Total Solar Eclipse of Saros series 146, magnitude 1.056 where it is greatest. Greatest eclipse at 02:55 UTC. Not visible from Meade County: at closest approach the Moon passes 2.2° from the Sun as seen from Brandenburg, and the two discs together span only 0.5°. The shadow misses us entirely. Greatest eclipse worldwide is over 16S 127E.
New Year's Eve total lunar eclipse. Visible in late evening from KY — moon sets during totality.
Partial Solar Eclipse of Saros series 151, magnitude 0.871 where it is greatest. Greatest eclipse at 17:12 UTC. From Brandenburg this is a PARTIAL eclipse: 61% of the Sun's diameter covered at maximum (magnitude 0.61), with the Sun 31° above the horizon. The central shadow passes elsewhere. Greatest eclipse worldwide is over 64N 114W.
Partial Solar Eclipse of Saros series 118, magnitude 0.458 where it is greatest. Greatest eclipse at 04:04 UTC. Not visible from Meade County: at closest approach the Moon passes 2.2° from the Sun as seen from Brandenburg, and the two discs together span only 0.5°. The shadow misses us entirely. Greatest eclipse worldwide is over 67N 66W.
Total Lunar Eclipse of Saros series 130. Greatest eclipse at 03:22 UTC. The whole eclipse happens with the Moon above the horizon here.
Partial Solar Eclipse of Saros series 156, magnitude 0.230 where it is greatest. Greatest eclipse at 15:36 UTC. Not visible from Meade County: at closest approach the Moon passes 1.6° from the Sun as seen from Brandenburg, and the two discs together span only 0.5°. The shadow misses us entirely. Greatest eclipse worldwide is over 64S 86W.
Partial Solar Eclipse of Saros series 123, magnitude 0.891 where it is greatest. Greatest eclipse at 15:02 UTC. Not visible from Meade County: at closest approach the Moon passes 1.8° from the Sun as seen from Brandenburg, and the two discs together span only 0.5°. The shadow misses us entirely. Greatest eclipse worldwide is over 68S 136E.
Total Lunar Eclipse of Saros series 135. Greatest eclipse at 22:41 UTC. Part of the eclipse happens with the Moon below the horizon here — it rises or sets mid-eclipse.
Annular Solar Eclipse of Saros series 128, magnitude 0.944 where it is greatest. Greatest eclipse at 06:27 UTC. Not visible from Meade County: at closest approach the Moon passes 2.5° from the Sun as seen from Brandenburg, and the two discs together span only 0.5°. The shadow misses us entirely. Greatest eclipse worldwide is over 57N 80E.
Partial Lunar Eclipse of Saros series 140. Greatest eclipse at 18:33 UTC. The Moon is below the horizon at Brandenburg throughout, so none of it is visible from Meade County.
Total Solar Eclipse of Saros series 133, magnitude 1.047 where it is greatest. Greatest eclipse at 06:50 UTC. The Sun is below the horizon at Brandenburg for the whole of this eclipse, so none of it is visible from Meade County. Greatest eclipse worldwide is over 44S 71E.
Penumbral Lunar Eclipse of Saros series 145. Greatest eclipse at 22:27 UTC. A penumbral eclipse is subtle — the Moon dims slightly rather than darkening visibly. Part of the eclipse happens with the Moon below the horizon here — it rises or sets mid-eclipse.
Penumbral Lunar Eclipse of Saros series 112. Greatest eclipse at 03:50 UTC. A penumbral eclipse is subtle — the Moon dims slightly rather than darkening visibly. The whole eclipse happens with the Moon above the horizon here.
Annular Solar Eclipse of Saros series 138, magnitude 0.959 where it is greatest. Greatest eclipse at 07:14 UTC. Not visible from Meade County: at closest approach the Moon passes 2.3° from the Sun as seen from Brandenburg, and the two discs together span only 0.5°. The shadow misses us entirely. Greatest eclipse worldwide is over 9N 72E.
Penumbral Lunar Eclipse of Saros series 150. Greatest eclipse at 11:43 UTC. A penumbral eclipse is subtle — the Moon dims slightly rather than darkening visibly. The Moon is below the horizon at Brandenburg throughout, so none of it is visible from Meade County.
Penumbral Lunar Eclipse of Saros series 117. Greatest eclipse at 07:45 UTC. A penumbral eclipse is subtle — the Moon dims slightly rather than darkening visibly. The whole eclipse happens with the Moon above the horizon here.
Hybrid Solar Eclipse of Saros series 143, magnitude 1.011 where it is greatest. Greatest eclipse at 21:06 UTC. From Brandenburg this is a PARTIAL eclipse: 16% of the Sun's diameter covered at maximum (magnitude 0.16), with the Sun 1° above the horizon. The central shadow passes elsewhere. Greatest eclipse worldwide is over 1S 138W.
Total Lunar Eclipse of Saros series 122. Greatest eclipse at 15:13 UTC. The Moon is below the horizon at Brandenburg throughout, so none of it is visible from Meade County.
Annular Solar Eclipse of Saros series 148, magnitude 0.996 where it is greatest. Greatest eclipse at 13:25 UTC. Not visible from Meade County: at closest approach the Moon passes 1.5° from the Sun as seen from Brandenburg, and the two discs together span only 0.5°. The shadow misses us entirely. Greatest eclipse worldwide is over 51S 7W.
Total Lunar Eclipse of Saros series 127. Greatest eclipse at 19:02 UTC. The Moon is below the horizon at Brandenburg throughout, so none of it is visible from Meade County.
Partial Solar Eclipse of Saros series 153, magnitude 0.855 where it is greatest. Greatest eclipse at 05:32 UTC. The Sun is below the horizon at Brandenburg for the whole of this eclipse, so none of it is visible from Meade County. Greatest eclipse worldwide is over 70N 133E.
Total Solar Eclipse of Saros series 120, magnitude 1.046 where it is greatest. Greatest eclipse at 18:01 UTC. Meade County is right on the edge of this one — the Sun and Moon come within a few hundredths of a degree of touching here, which is inside the margin of the ephemeris this is computed from. Check NASA's map before making plans. Greatest eclipse worldwide is over 71N 156W.