@starwalkapp: On August 27–28, don’t miss the deep partial lunar eclipse 🌕🔴 At its peak, about 96% of the Moon will be covered by Earth’s dark shadow, making it look almost like a Blood Moon. 🌍 Where to watch: The Americas will get the best views, while observers in Europe and Africa can catch the eclipse as the Moon approaches the horizon. Most of Asia and Australia will miss the event. Here’s the timeline in UTC: 🌘 01:23 — Penumbral eclipse begins 🌗 02:33 — Partial eclipse begins 🔴 04:12 — Maximum eclipse 🌗 05:52 — Partial eclipse ends 🌕 07:01 — Penumbral eclipse ends The partial phase alone will last more than 3 hours, giving you plenty of time to catch the show. And it’s worth watching — we won’t see another lunar eclipse this spectacular until 2028. But remember: the exact timing and visibility depend on your location. Open the Sky Tonight app to see when the eclipse will be visible from where you are. 🔭 #lunareclipse #lunareclipse2026 #moon #eclipse #starwalk
