Solar and Lunar Eclipses. Lunar Eclipse Dates for the Next Year. The following are the lunar eclipses for the next two years: April 15, 2014: Total Eclipse of the Moon.
This lunar eclipse is almost fully visible from North America. The Moon will enter the penumbra at 12:52 am EDT on April 15th (9:52 pm PDT on April 14th) and will leave the penumbra at 6:39 am EDT (3:39 am PDT) on April 15th. October 8, 2014: Total Eclipse of the Moon. Eclipse: Lunar Eclipse List. This page contains a summary of all eclipses of the Moon occurring between 1999 and 2020.
For every eclipse, I've shown its date, magnitude and Saros series number. The magnitude represents the fraction of the Moon's disc that is obscured by the Earth's umbral shadow; this will always be 1.000 or more for a total eclipse, and for a partial eclipse shows how much of the Moon's face will be in shadow. Where the date of an eclipse is highlighted, you can click on it to go to a page of details, including maps, for that eclipse.