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Partial Lunar Eclipse

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Space & Astronomy · August 28, 2026

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Many broadcasters keep full replays on their official channels after the event. Check the calendar below for what's streaming next.

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Where it streams officially

A 90% partial lunar eclipse visible from the UK and other regions is expected to have multiple live streams from various astronomy channels on YouTube. These streams are typically free.

Why watch this on multiple screens

Launches, eclipses and other space events are covered by several channels at once — the agency's official stream, independent trackers with their own cameras, and commentary channels with experts. Each feed catches details the others miss.

In a grid you can watch the official feed next to a tracker's telescope view and a commentary stream. If one feed drops or cuts away at the key moment, the others are still rolling.

How the event grid worked

Verified dates

Event dates were checked against official sources — no guessed dates.

Official streams

During the event our system looked for the official live broadcasts and added them to the grid.

What's next

The grid for this event is closed. The event calendar lists what is streaming next.

Watching Partial Lunar Eclipse — common questions

Where was Partial Lunar Eclipse streamed?

Broadcast rights differ from country to country. During the event this page linked the official live streams that were available and opened them side by side in one grid.

When did Partial Lunar Eclipse take place?

Partial Lunar Eclipse took place on August 28, 2026.

Can I still watch Partial Lunar Eclipse?

The live event has ended, so the live grid is closed. Replays depend on the broadcaster and, where they exist, are on the broadcasters' own channels. The event calendar lists what is streaming next.