Partial Lunar Eclipse July 16 (or 17) 2019
What time does the Eclipse begin? What time does it end? When is the Maximum Eclipse?
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| Phase of the Eclipse | Your Time | UTCJul 16/17 |
|---|---|---|
| Penumbral eclipse begins - P1 | 18:43:51 | |
| Partial eclipse begins - U1 | 20:01:43 | |
| Maximum eclipse | 21:30:44 | |
| End of the partial eclipse - U4 | 22:59:39 | |
| End of the penumbral eclipse - P4 | 00:17:38 | |
| Duration of the Eclipse | ||
| Total duration of the Eclipse (Penumbral) | 5h 34m | |
| Total Duration of the Partial Phases (Umbral) | 2h 58m | |
| Magnitudes of the Eclipse | ||
| Penumbral Magnitude | 1.704 | |
| Umbral Magnitude | 0.653 | |
Phases of the Eclipse. See table for exact contact times of the phases. Image: NASA
Live Broadcast of the Lunar Eclipse - July 16, 2019
Webcast of the Lunar Eclipse provided by TimeAndDate. Stream starts 18:30 UTC (click to check your local time)
Webcast of the Lunar Eclipse provided by Slooh.com.
Stream 18:40 UTC - 00:20 UTC (click to check your local time)
Other Streaming Services:
- Royal Museum Greenwich - Live stream starts July 16, 14:00 UTC.
- Virtual Telescope - Live stream starts July 16, 20:30 UTC.
The July's eclipse will be entirely visible over central and eastern Africa, eastern Europe, western Asia (brightest area on the map below). Western Europe and South Africa will
be able to observe the eclipse right after sunset (moonrise). Australia, central and eastern Asia will observe the eclipse just before sunrise (moonset)
The July's lunar eclipse will not be visible over North America and easternmost tip of Asia (darkest area on the map). See the map below for more information.
July 16, 2019 Lunar Eclipse Visibility around the World.
Image by NASA. License: Public Domain
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July 16, 2019 Lunar Eclipse Visibility around the World.
Image by NASA. License: Public Domain
