Exact time you can see the lunar eclipse 2026 from Liverpool

You don't need special glasses to view the lunar eclipse06:00, 27 Aug 2026People across Merseyside might be lucky enough to catch a glimpse of a partial lunar eclipse tonight. This happens when the Earth moves directly between the Sun and the Moon, causing the Moon to embody a deep red colour. According to Royal Museums Greenwich, a deep partial lunar eclipse will be visible from the UK and Ireland in the early hours of Friday (August 28).‌Around 93% of the Moon is in the darkest part of Earth's shadow at the eclipse's maximum. It is expected to begin around 2.20am, lasting until around 6.50am. However, timings may differ depending on where you are in the county.‌The Met Office has shared some advice on the best spots to catch a glimpse of the eclipse. The UK forecaster explained some area