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| Total Lunar Eclipse : 31 January | |
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| The eclipse is completely visible from eastern Asia, most of Australia, New Zealand, the Pacific Ocean and northwestern North America. | |
| 30 January 09:54 UT | Moon at perigee. |
| 31 January 10:51 UT | The penumbral eclipse begins. |
| 11:48 UT | The partial eclipse begins. |
| 12:51 UT | The total eclipse begins. |
| 13:26 UT | Full Moon. |
| 13:29 UT | Instant of greatest eclipse: umbral magnitude = 1.32 |
| 14:07 UT | The total eclipse ends. |
| 15:11 UT | The partial eclipse ends. |
| 16:08 UT | The penumbral eclipse ends. |
| 18:46 UT | Moon at ascending node. |
| Partial Solar Eclipse : 15 February | |
| The eclipse is completely visible from parts of Antarctica and the southern tip of South America. | |
| 11 February 14:16 UT | Moon at apogee. |
| 14 February 18:46 UT | Moon at descending node. |
| 15 February 18:55 UT | The partial eclipse begins. |
| 20:51 UT | Instant of greatest eclipse: magnitude = 0.599 |
| 21:05 UT | New Moon. |
| 22:47 UT | The partial eclipse ends. |
| Partial Solar Eclipse : 13 July | |
| The eclipse is completely visible from Tasmania and southern Australia. | |
| 13 July 01:48 UT | The partial eclipse begins. |
| 02:48 UT | New Moon. |
| 03:01 UT | Instant of greatest eclipse: magnitude = 0.337 |
| 04:13 UT | The partial eclipse ends. |
| 08:28 UT | Moon at perigee. |
| 14 July 18:46 UT | Moon at ascending node. |
| Total Lunar Eclipse : 27 July | |
| The eclipse is completely visible from most of Africa, Madagascar, the Middle East, west central Asia, India and Sri Lanka. | |
| 27 July 05:44 UT | Moon at apogee. |
| 17:14 UT | The penumbral eclipse begins. |
| 18:24 UT | The partial eclipse begins. |
| 19:30 UT | The total eclipse begins. |
| 20:20 UT | Full Moon. |
| 20:21 UT | Instant of greatest eclipse: umbral magnitude = 1.61 |
| 21:13 UT | The total eclipse ends. |
| 22:19 UT | The partial eclipse ends. |
| 22:40 UT | Moon at descending node. |
| 23:28 UT | The penumbral eclipse ends. |
| Partial Solar Eclipse : 11 August | |
| The eclipse is completely visible from Greenland, Iceland, northern Europe and northern Asia. | |
| 10 August 13:40 UT | Moon at ascending node. |
| 18:05 UT | Moon at perigee. |
| 11 August 08:02 UT | The partial eclipse begins. |
| 09:46 UT | Instant of greatest eclipse: magnitude = 0.737 |
| 09:58 UT | New Moon. |
| 11:30 UT | The partial eclipse ends. |
Eclipse details are provided by Eclipses Online (H.M. Nautical Almanac Office) and EclipseWise.com (Fred Espenak).
Copyright © 2018 by David Harper and L.M. Stockman