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Lunar Eclipses

Mercury Brightens in Predawn Sky as It Approaches Greatest Elongation

The early-August elongation offers the clearest pre-sunrise viewing and sets up a close Mercury–Jupiter pairing around Aug. 15.

Artemis II Heads Home After Record Lunar Flyby and First Far‑Side Photos

April’s ‘Pink’ Full Moon Kicks Off a Crowded Skywatching Month

March 3 Total Lunar Eclipse Turns Moon Red Across Wide Swath of the Globe

Total Lunar Eclipse on March 3 Will Paint the Moon Red for About 58 Minutes

Total Lunar Eclipse on March 3 Will Paint the Moon Red Across the Pacific and the Americas

NASA Maps Out March 3 Total Lunar Eclipse With 58 Minutes of Totality

Antarctica’s ‘Ring of Fire’ Eclipse Arrives on Cue, With Partial Views Across the Far South

Annular ‘Ring of Fire’ Solar Eclipse Unfolds Today Over Antarctica

Antarctica to See 'Ring of Fire' Solar Eclipse on February 17

Argentina Set for Prime Views of March 2–3 Total Lunar Eclipse

2026 Eclipse Calendar: Four Events, Key Dates and Visibility for Mexico

First Full Moon of 2026 Will Be a Supermoon on January 3

Artemis II Targets Early February Launch as India Plans March Gaganyaan Test

Europe Readies for Aug. 12, 2026 Total Solar Eclipse Crossing Iceland and Spain

Wolf Supermoon Will Light Up the Sky on January 3, 2026

2026 Sky Guide: Total Eclipse Over Iceland and Spain as NASA Targets Early-Year Artemis II

Solstice Arrives Sunday, Marking Winter in the North and Summer in the South

PMD Releases 2026 Eclipse Schedule for Two Solar and Two Lunar Events

Harvest Supermoon Brightens Oct. 6–7 Skies Worldwide