✨ Caelus • Lunar Eclipses

September 09, 2026 16:57:23 UTC+02:00 [48.85° N, 2.35° E]

Lunar Eclipses in 1940

3 eclipses

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The Moon in Earth's shadow Penumbral Lunar Eclipse: at greatest eclipse the Moon's centre passes 5.52 Moon radii south of the axis of Earth's shadow, with none of its diameter inside the umbra and 8% inside the penumbra.
Penumbral Lunar Eclipse Visible
March 23, 1940
20:47
1h 14m
The Moon in Earth's shadow Penumbral Lunar Eclipse: at greatest eclipse the Moon's centre passes 3.94 Moon radii north of the axis of Earth's shadow, with none of its diameter inside the umbra and 87% inside the penumbra.
Penumbral Lunar Eclipse Partly visible
April 22, 1940
05:25
3h 52m
The Moon in Earth's shadow Penumbral Lunar Eclipse: at greatest eclipse the Moon's centre passes 4.38 Moon radii south of the axis of Earth's shadow, with none of its diameter inside the umbra and 72% inside the penumbra.
Penumbral Lunar Eclipse Partly visible
October 16, 1940
10:00
4h 7m
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