Lunar Eclipse 2020 will be the final eclipse of the current cycle. Earlier, we saw the historic Solar Eclipse on June 21 and before that a lunar eclipse on June 5. The eclipse which the world will witness on the night of July 4th and morning of July 5th will be a buck eclipse and will be visible from several major cities across the world.
The Eclipse's official time is between 3 am and 6 am UTC, depending on where you are.
The Eclipse on July 5 will be partial because only part of the moon will dip into the penumbra. As per Livescience.com, this weekend's partial penumbral eclipse will appear as if a mouse took a small, dim bite out of the northern edge of the full moon.
Best Cities to View Lunar Eclipse on 4th/5th July
USA
- Washington DC
- Miami
- Houston
- Los Angeles
- San Francisco
- Atlanta
Canada
- Toronto
- Ottawa
- Ontario
- Quebec
- British Columbia
- Alberta
- Nova Scotia
- Newfoundland
Other Mid-West and South American Cities
- Mexico City - Mexico
- Rio de Janeiro - Brazil
- Brasilia - Brazil
- Buenos Aires - Argentina
- Santiago - Chile
- Lima - Peru
- Bogota - Columbia
- Carascas - Venuzuela
African Cities
- Johannesburg - South Africa
- Pretoria - South Africa
- Cape Town - South Afirca
- Dakar - Senegal
- Sokoto - Nigeria
Europe
- Rome - Italy
- Napoli - Italy
- Baden-Württemberg - Germany
- Sevilla - Spain
- Madrid - Spain
- Barcelona - Spain
- Dublin - Ireland
United Kigdom
- London
- Manchester
- Birmingham
- Liverpool
- Glasgow
- Edinburgh
- Belfast
