Eclipses

In a partial lunar eclipse only part of the Moon enters the darkest part of Earth's shadow, so a distinct dark bite appears across its face while the rest stays brightly lit. It is visible from anywhere the Moon is above the horizon during the event.

Whether you can see this eclipse, and how much of it, depends on where you are on Earth. This page lists the global event and the time of greatest eclipse in UTC; a solar eclipse is only visible from the daytime side of the planet along its path, while a lunar eclipse can be seen from anywhere the Moon is above the horizon.