27 September / 28 September
2015 — Total Lunar Eclipse In the US, Canada, and Central and
South America, this Total Lunar Eclipse will begin on the evening of September 27, 2015. In Europe, South/East Asia, Africa, the
Arctic, and in the Pacific, Atlantic, and
Indian Oceans it starts on September 28, 2015. For about 1 hr and 12 minutes, this Blood Moon will be totally eclipsed. Is this Total Lunar Eclipse visible in
Oslo? What This Lunar Eclipse Looks Like The animation shows approximately
what the eclipse looks like from the
night side of earth. This is the last eclipse in the 2014 – 2015 Lunar Tetrad Where to See the Eclipse Regions seeing at least some parts of the eclipse: Europe, South/East Asia, Africa, Much of North America,
Much of South America, Pacific,
Atlantic, Indian Ocean, Arctic,
Antarctica. Taking pictures of the Moon Is this eclipse visible in Oslo? Image Animation When the Eclipse Happens Worldwide Lunar eclipses look approximately the
same all over the world and happen at
the same time. The times displayed are accurate to
around 2-3 seconds. Event UTC
Time Time in
Oslo* Visible
in Oslo Penumbral
Eclipse begins 28 Sep,
00:11 28 Sep,
02:11 Yes Partial Eclipse
begins 28 Sep,
01:07 28 Sep,
03:07 Yes Full Eclipse
begins 28 Sep,
02:11 28 Sep,
04:11 Yes Maximum
Eclipse 28 Sep,
02:47 28 Sep,
04:47 Yes Full Eclipse
ends 28 Sep,
03:23 28 Sep,
05:23 Yes Partial Eclipse
ends 28 Sep,
04:27 28 Sep,
06:27 Yes Penumbral
Eclipse ends 28 Sep,
05:22 28 Sep,
07:22 Yes * The Moon is above the horizon
during this eclipse, so with good
weather conditions in Oslo, the entire
eclipse is visible. The magnitude of the eclipse is 1.276. Total duration of the eclipse is 5 hours,
11 minutes. Total duration of the partial phases is 2
hours, 8 minutes. Duration of the full eclipse is 1 hour,
12 minutes. Next Total Lunar Eclipse will be on 31
Jan 2018. ❍ ↔ ▶ ▶ Expand for cities where at least part
of the total eclipse is visible ▶ Expand for cities where partial
eclipse is visible 100% visible (start to end). More than 75% of the event is visible. Less than 75% of the event is visible. Less than 50% of the event is visible. Eclipse is not visible at all. Note: Percentage values (%) are of the overall eclipse event. Lighter shadings
left (West) of center will experience
the eclipse after moonrise/sunset.
Shadings right (East) will experience
until moonset/sunrise. Actual eclipse
visibility depends on weather conditions and line of sight to the
Moon. Countdown until eclipse begins Total Lunar Eclipse 28 Sep 2015, 00:11 UTC Advertising Eclipses visible from your city Eclipses during year 2015 20 Mar 2015 – Total Solar Eclipse 4 Apr 2015 — Total Lunar Eclipse 13 Sep 2015 – Partial Solar Eclipse 27 Sep / 28 Sep 2015 — Total Lunar
Eclipse (this page) Eclipses during year 2016 8 Mar / 9 Mar 2016 – Total Solar Eclipse 23 Mar 2016 — Penumbral Lunar
Eclipse 1 Sep 2016 – Annular Solar Eclipse 16 Sep / 17 Sep 2016 — Penumbral
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