A partial lunar eclipse will be visible from the west coast of North America to the east coast of Asia. At maximum about a third of the moon will have entered the Earth’s umbra, the inner shadow. Viewers in Hawai’i will be able to observe the entire event.
| Full Moons for 2012 | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| UT | HST | |||
| January | Jan 9 | 07:30UT | Jan 8 | 21:30HST |
| February | Feb 7 | 21:54UT | Feb 7 | 11:54HST |
| March | Mar 8 | 09:39UT | Mar 7 | 23:39HST |
| April | Apr 6 | 19:19UT | Apr 6 | 09:19HST |
| May | May 6 | 03:35UT | May 5 | 17:35HST |
| June | Jun 4 | 11:11UT | Jun 4 | 01:11HST |
| July | Jul 3 | 18:52UT | Jul 3 | 08:52HST |
| August | Aug 2 | 03:27UT | Aug 1 | 17:27HST |
| Aug 31 | 13:58UT | Aug 31 | 03:58HST | |
| September | Sep 30 | 03:19UT | Sep 29 | 17:19HST |
| October | Oct 29 | 19:50UT | Oct 29 | 09:50HST |
| November | Nov 28 | 14:46UT | Nov 28 | 04:46HST |
| December | Dec 28 | 10:21UT | Dec 28 | 00:21HST |
| Source: NASA Sky Calendar | ||||
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