Total lunar eclipse, today at 08:17 UTC
Today, Tuesday, December 21, 2010, at 8:17 UTC, will be the maximum total lunar eclipse. As the lunar ephemeris service programming in this page is not yet finished, you can see the event information in astronomia.org. This page give these ephemeris:
| Contacts | Day | UTC Time |
| Initial contact with the penumbra | 21 | 05:29.4 |
| First contact with the umbra | 21 | 06:32.6 |
| Beginning of totality | 21 | 07:40.8 |
| Middle of eclipse | 21 | 08:17.0 |
| End of totality | 21 | 08:53.2 |
| Last contact with the umbra | 21 | 10:01.4 |
| Last contact with penumbra | 21 | 11:04.5 |
On the same page, you can check the area of the Earth from where it will be visible each phase of the eclipse, which will be, in all its duration, visible throughout North America, Central America and Caribbean. Unfortunately, in Spain is almost not visible.
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