November 2060 lunar eclipse explained

Type:	penumbral
Date:	8 November 2060
Gamma:	1.5332^[1]
Magnitude:	-0.9375^[2]
Saros Ser:	156
Saros No:	1 of 81^[3]
Penumbral:	43 min^[4]
P1:	03:40:33^[5]
Greatest:	04:02:16^[6]
P4:	04:24:00^[7]
Previous:	October 2060
Next:	April 2061

A penumbral lunar eclipse will occur on November 8, 2060.^[8] It will be too small to be visually perceptible.__TOC__

Visibility

In the unlikely assumption that it is perceptible, it would be visible over North America and South America, and will be seen rising over Africa and Europe.

Related eclipses

Metonic series

This eclipse is the fifth and final of five Metonic cycle lunar eclipses on the same date, November 8–9, each separated by 19 years:

References

1. Web site: LE2060Nov08N.pdf.
2. Web site: Penumbral Lunar Eclipse on November 7–8, 2060 – Where and When to See. 2021-01-23. www.timeanddate.com. en.
3. Web site: LE2060Nov08N.pdf.
4. Web site: Penumbral Lunar Eclipse on November 7–8, 2060 – Where and When to See. 2021-01-23. www.timeanddate.com. en.
5. Web site: Penumbral Lunar Eclipse on November 7–8, 2060 – Where and When to See. 2021-01-23. www.timeanddate.com. en.
6. Web site: Penumbral Lunar Eclipse on November 7–8, 2060 – Where and When to See. 2021-01-23. www.timeanddate.com. en.
7. Web site: Penumbral Lunar Eclipse on November 7–8, 2060 – Where and When to See. 2021-01-23. www.timeanddate.com. en.
8. Web site: Penumbral Lunar Eclipse on November 7–8, 2060 – Where and When to See. 2021-01-23. www.timeanddate.com. en.