Apr 8, 2020
The best shot for the SuperMoon 2020.
Source: Ohrid, MK - Ohrid Astronomy Association.
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The best shot for the SuperMoon 2020.
Source: Ohrid, MK - Ohrid Astronomy Association.
📸🎥 stojan stojanovski.
yet again, a witches desperate attempt of remembering the full moons
Southern Hemisphere Moon Phases 2020
Full Moon Dates + Names
New Moon Dates
Lunar Eclipse Dates
Solar Eclipse Dates
Coming soon:
First Quarter Dates
Last Quarter Dates
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Southern Hemisphere Solar Eclipse Dates 2020
There will be two solar eclipses in 2020, one annular (ie a solar eclipse in which the moon covers all but a bright ring around the circumference of the sun) and one total (ie an eclipse in which the surface of the eclipsed body is completely obscured).
June 21 (06:40 UT) for 38 seconds, annular, visible from East Africa, Arabia, India, China and the Pacific
December 14 (16:13 UT) for 2 minutes 10 seconds, visible from the mid-Pacific, Chile, Argentina, the Atlantic, west of Namibia
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The times of events are given in Universal Time (UT) aka UTC. You will need to convert this to your time zone.
(Dates compiled from 2020 Guide to the Night Sky Southern Hemisphere by S. Dunlop and W. Tirion
Image source: dailyhive.com)
Southern Hemisphere New Moon Dates 2020
January 24 (21:42 UT)
February 23 (15:32 UT)
March 24 (09:28 UT)
April 23 (02:26 UT)
May 22 (17:39 UT)
June 21 (06:41 UT)
July 20 (17:33 UT)
August 19 (02:41 UT)
September 17 (11:00 UT)
October 16 (19:31 UT)
November 15 (05:07 UT)
December 14 (16:17 UT)
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The times of events are given in Universal Time (UT) aka UTC. You will need to convert this to your time zone.
(Dates compiled from 2020 Guide to the Night Sky Southern Hemisphere by S. Dunlop and W. Tirion)
Southern Hemisphere Lunar Eclipse Dates 2020
There will be four penumbral lunar eclipses in 2020, ie not total eclipses. This means there will be no change in brightness to the taken eye, except on the eclipse of January 10 where change may possibly be detected.
January 10, darkest at 19:10 UT, theoretically visible from Australia, Asia and Africa.
June 5 (19:25 UT), faint visibility
July 5 (04:30 UT), faint visibility
November 30, (09:43 UT), faint visibility
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The times of events are given in Universal Time (UT) aka UTC. You will need to convert this to your time zone.
(Dates compiled from 2020 Guide to the Night Sky Southern Hemisphere by S. Dunlop and W. Tirion
Image source: dailyhive.com)