Astronomía

Calendario Completo de Eclipses

Updated: October 10, 2026

Eclipses solares y lunares 2026–2028

2026
Total Lunar Eclipse · Blood Moon
Europe · Africa · Asia · Americas
Full totality — moon turns deep red. Duration: ~1h 45min. Best seen from western Europe.
Mar 3, 2026
Total Solar Eclipse
Greenland · Iceland · Spain · Algeria · Tunisia
Totality: 2 min 18 sec · Path crosses Salamanca and Zamora, Spain · Clear August skies expected
Aug 12, 2026
Partial Lunar Eclipse
Western hemisphere · parts of Europe
Penumbral eclipse — subtle darkening on the northern lunar limb
Aug 28, 2026
2027
Annular Solar Eclipse · Ring of Fire
South America (Patagonia) · South Atlantic · West Africa
Ring of fire visible over southern Chile, Argentina and sub-Saharan Africa. Max duration: 7 min 51 sec
Feb 6, 2027
Total Lunar Eclipse · Blood Moon
Americas · Europe · Africa
Full totality — Blood Moon. Duration of totality: ~1h 02min. Well placed for North and South America.
Feb 20, 2027
Total Solar Eclipse — Century's Longest
Morocco · Algeria · Libya · Egypt · Saudi Arabia · Yemen · India
6 min 23 sec over Luxor, Egypt — longest total solar eclipse of the 21st century. Karnak and Abu Simbel inside path.
Aug 2, 2027
Total Lunar Eclipse · Blood Moon
Europe · Africa · Asia · Australia
Full totality. Duration: ~1h 30min. Widely visible from the Eastern Hemisphere.
Aug 17, 2027
2028
Partial Lunar Eclipse
Americas · Europe · Africa
Partial umbral eclipse — a distinct dark bite on the lunar surface
Jan 12, 2028
Annular Solar Eclipse · Ring of Fire
South America · Portugal · Spain · North Africa
Ring of fire crosses southern Spain and Portugal. Duration over Iberia: ~4 min. Wide partial visible across Europe.
Jan 26, 2028
Partial Lunar Eclipse
Asia · Australia · Pacific · western Americas
Partial umbral eclipse visible across the Pacific Rim
Jul 6, 2028
Total Solar Eclipse
Western Australia · New South Wales · New Zealand
5 min 10 sec of totality over southeastern Australia. Path crosses Sydney area. Annular over NZ.
Jul 22, 2028

Tipos de Eclipse

Solar Total
La Luna cubre completamente el Sol. La corona se vuelve visible. El día se convierte en noche en un camino estrecho (~150 km). Dura de segundos a más de 7 minutos.
Solar Anular
La Luna está cerca del apogeo — demasiado pequeña para cubrir el Sol por completo. Un brillante anillo de fuego rodea el disco lunar.
Lunar Total
La sombra de la Tierra cubre completamente la Luna. La luz roja se refracta a través de la atmósfera — el efecto Luna de Sangre. La totalidad dura hasta 1h 47min.
Lunar Parcial
Solo parte de la Luna entra en la sombra umbral de la Tierra. El mordisco oscuro en la superficie lunar es visible a simple vista.

Fuente: NASA Goddard Space Flight Center · eclipse.gsfc.nasa.gov

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