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X-WR-CALNAME:Solar & Lunar Eclipses
X-WR-CALDESC:Every solar and lunar eclipse through 2030\, with type and the
  degree involved.
X-PUBLISHED-TTL:PT168H
REFRESH-INTERVAL;VALUE=DURATION:PT168H
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:eclipse-solar-2026-02-17@cosmyday.com
DTSTAMP:20260217T000000Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260217
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260218
SUMMARY:Annular Solar Eclipse in Aquarius at 7:12 AM ET
DESCRIPTION:An annular solar eclipse at 28° Aquarius\, maximum 7:12 AM ET 
 on February 17\, 2026.\n\nAn annular solar eclipse peaks at 7:12 AM Easter
 n on February 17\, 2026\, at 28° Aquarius. Eclipses are new or full moons
  falling close to a lunar node\, where the Moon's tilted orbit crosses the
  ecliptic — which is why they arrive in seasons roughly six months apart
  rather than monthly. Note this is the moment of global maximum\, not loca
 l visibility.\n\nhttps://cosmyday.com/eclipse-calendar
URL:https://cosmyday.com/eclipse-calendar
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BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:eclipse-lunar-2026-03-03@cosmyday.com
DTSTAMP:20260303T000000Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260303
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260304
SUMMARY:Total Lunar Eclipse in Virgo at 6:34 AM ET
DESCRIPTION:A total lunar eclipse at 12° Virgo\, maximum 6:34 AM ET on Mar
 ch 3\, 2026.\n\nA total lunar eclipse peaks at 6:34 AM Eastern on March 3\
 , 2026\, at 12° Virgo. Eclipses are new or full moons falling close to a 
 lunar node\, where the Moon's tilted orbit crosses the ecliptic — which 
 is why they arrive in seasons roughly six months apart rather than monthly
 . Note this is the moment of global maximum\, not local visibility.\n\nhtt
 ps://cosmyday.com/eclipse-calendar
URL:https://cosmyday.com/eclipse-calendar
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BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:eclipse-solar-2026-08-12@cosmyday.com
DTSTAMP:20260812T000000Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260812
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260813
SUMMARY:Total Solar Eclipse in Leo at 1:46 PM ET
DESCRIPTION:A total solar eclipse at 20° Leo\, maximum 1:46 PM ET on Augus
 t 12\, 2026.\n\nA total solar eclipse peaks at 1:46 PM Eastern on August 1
 2\, 2026\, at 20° Leo. Eclipses are new or full moons falling close to a 
 lunar node\, where the Moon's tilted orbit crosses the ecliptic — which 
 is why they arrive in seasons roughly six months apart rather than monthly
 . Note this is the moment of global maximum\, not local visibility.\n\nhtt
 ps://cosmyday.com/eclipse-calendar
URL:https://cosmyday.com/eclipse-calendar
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BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:eclipse-lunar-2026-08-28@cosmyday.com
DTSTAMP:20260828T000000Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260828
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260829
SUMMARY:Partial Lunar Eclipse in Pisces at 12:13 AM ET
DESCRIPTION:A partial lunar eclipse at 4° Pisces\, maximum 12:13 AM ET on 
 August 28\, 2026.\n\nA partial lunar eclipse peaks at 12:13 AM Eastern on 
 August 28\, 2026\, at 4° Pisces. Eclipses are new or full moons falling c
 lose to a lunar node\, where the Moon's tilted orbit crosses the ecliptic 
 — which is why they arrive in seasons roughly six months apart rather th
 an monthly. Note this is the moment of global maximum\, not local visibili
 ty.\n\nhttps://cosmyday.com/eclipse-calendar
URL:https://cosmyday.com/eclipse-calendar
TRANSP:TRANSPARENT
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BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:eclipse-solar-2027-02-06@cosmyday.com
DTSTAMP:20270206T000000Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270206
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270207
SUMMARY:Annular Solar Eclipse in Aquarius at 11:00 AM ET
DESCRIPTION:An annular solar eclipse at 17° Aquarius\, maximum 11:00 AM ET
  on February 6\, 2027.\n\nAn annular solar eclipse peaks at 11:00 AM Easte
 rn on February 6\, 2027\, at 17° Aquarius. Eclipses are new or full moons
  falling close to a lunar node\, where the Moon's tilted orbit crosses the
  ecliptic — which is why they arrive in seasons roughly six months apart
  rather than monthly. Note this is the moment of global maximum\, not loca
 l visibility.\n\nhttps://cosmyday.com/eclipse-calendar
URL:https://cosmyday.com/eclipse-calendar
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BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:eclipse-lunar-2027-02-20@cosmyday.com
DTSTAMP:20270220T000000Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270220
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270221
SUMMARY:Penumbral Lunar Eclipse in Virgo at 6:13 PM ET
DESCRIPTION:A penumbral lunar eclipse at 1° Virgo\, maximum 6:13 PM ET on 
 February 20\, 2027.\n\nA penumbral lunar eclipse peaks at 6:13 PM Eastern 
 on February 20\, 2027\, at 1° Virgo. Eclipses are new or full moons falli
 ng close to a lunar node\, where the Moon's tilted orbit crosses the eclip
 tic — which is why they arrive in seasons roughly six months apart rathe
 r than monthly. Note this is the moment of global maximum\, not local visi
 bility.\n\nhttps://cosmyday.com/eclipse-calendar
URL:https://cosmyday.com/eclipse-calendar
TRANSP:TRANSPARENT
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BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:eclipse-lunar-2027-07-18@cosmyday.com
DTSTAMP:20270718T000000Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270718
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270719
SUMMARY:Penumbral Lunar Eclipse in Capricorn at 12:03 PM ET
DESCRIPTION:A penumbral lunar eclipse at 25° Capricorn\, maximum 12:03 PM 
 ET on July 18\, 2027.\n\nA penumbral lunar eclipse peaks at 12:03 PM Easte
 rn on July 18\, 2027\, at 25° Capricorn. Eclipses are new or full moons f
 alling close to a lunar node\, where the Moon's tilted orbit crosses the e
 cliptic — which is why they arrive in seasons roughly six months apart r
 ather than monthly. Note this is the moment of global maximum\, not local 
 visibility.\n\nhttps://cosmyday.com/eclipse-calendar
URL:https://cosmyday.com/eclipse-calendar
TRANSP:TRANSPARENT
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BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:eclipse-solar-2027-08-02@cosmyday.com
DTSTAMP:20270802T000000Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270802
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270803
SUMMARY:Total Solar Eclipse in Leo at 6:07 AM ET
DESCRIPTION:A total solar eclipse at 9° Leo\, maximum 6:07 AM ET on August
  2\, 2027.\n\nA total solar eclipse peaks at 6:07 AM Eastern on August 2\,
  2027\, at 9° Leo. Eclipses are new or full moons falling close to a luna
 r node\, where the Moon's tilted orbit crosses the ecliptic — which is w
 hy they arrive in seasons roughly six months apart rather than monthly. No
 te this is the moment of global maximum\, not local visibility.\n\nhttps:/
 /cosmyday.com/eclipse-calendar
URL:https://cosmyday.com/eclipse-calendar
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BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:eclipse-lunar-2027-08-17@cosmyday.com
DTSTAMP:20270817T000000Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270817
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270818
SUMMARY:Penumbral Lunar Eclipse in Aquarius at 3:14 AM ET
DESCRIPTION:A penumbral lunar eclipse at 24° Aquarius\, maximum 3:14 AM ET
  on August 17\, 2027.\n\nA penumbral lunar eclipse peaks at 3:14 AM Easter
 n on August 17\, 2027\, at 24° Aquarius. Eclipses are new or full moons f
 alling close to a lunar node\, where the Moon's tilted orbit crosses the e
 cliptic — which is why they arrive in seasons roughly six months apart r
 ather than monthly. Note this is the moment of global maximum\, not local 
 visibility.\n\nhttps://cosmyday.com/eclipse-calendar
URL:https://cosmyday.com/eclipse-calendar
TRANSP:TRANSPARENT
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:eclipse-lunar-2028-01-11@cosmyday.com
DTSTAMP:20280111T000000Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20280111
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20280112
SUMMARY:Partial Lunar Eclipse in Cancer at 11:13 PM ET
DESCRIPTION:A partial lunar eclipse at 21° Cancer\, maximum 11:13 PM ET on
  January 11\, 2028.\n\nA partial lunar eclipse peaks at 11:13 PM Eastern o
 n January 11\, 2028\, at 21° Cancer. Eclipses are new or full moons falli
 ng close to a lunar node\, where the Moon's tilted orbit crosses the eclip
 tic — which is why they arrive in seasons roughly six months apart rathe
 r than monthly. Note this is the moment of global maximum\, not local visi
 bility.\n\nhttps://cosmyday.com/eclipse-calendar
URL:https://cosmyday.com/eclipse-calendar
TRANSP:TRANSPARENT
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:eclipse-solar-2028-01-26@cosmyday.com
DTSTAMP:20280126T000000Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20280126
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20280127
SUMMARY:Annular Solar Eclipse in Aquarius at 10:08 AM ET
DESCRIPTION:An annular solar eclipse at 6° Aquarius\, maximum 10:08 AM ET 
 on January 26\, 2028.\n\nAn annular solar eclipse peaks at 10:08 AM Easter
 n on January 26\, 2028\, at 6° Aquarius. Eclipses are new or full moons f
 alling close to a lunar node\, where the Moon's tilted orbit crosses the e
 cliptic — which is why they arrive in seasons roughly six months apart r
 ather than monthly. Note this is the moment of global maximum\, not local 
 visibility.\n\nhttps://cosmyday.com/eclipse-calendar
URL:https://cosmyday.com/eclipse-calendar
TRANSP:TRANSPARENT
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:eclipse-lunar-2028-07-06@cosmyday.com
DTSTAMP:20280706T000000Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20280706
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20280707
SUMMARY:Partial Lunar Eclipse in Capricorn at 2:20 PM ET
DESCRIPTION:A partial lunar eclipse at 15° Capricorn\, maximum 2:20 PM ET 
 on July 6\, 2028.\n\nA partial lunar eclipse peaks at 2:20 PM Eastern on J
 uly 6\, 2028\, at 15° Capricorn. Eclipses are new or full moons falling c
 lose to a lunar node\, where the Moon's tilted orbit crosses the ecliptic 
 — which is why they arrive in seasons roughly six months apart rather th
 an monthly. Note this is the moment of global maximum\, not local visibili
 ty.\n\nhttps://cosmyday.com/eclipse-calendar
URL:https://cosmyday.com/eclipse-calendar
TRANSP:TRANSPARENT
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:eclipse-solar-2028-07-21@cosmyday.com
DTSTAMP:20280721T000000Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20280721
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20280722
SUMMARY:Total Solar Eclipse in Cancer at 10:55 PM ET
DESCRIPTION:A total solar eclipse at 29° Cancer\, maximum 10:55 PM ET on J
 uly 21\, 2028.\n\nA total solar eclipse peaks at 10:55 PM Eastern on July 
 21\, 2028\, at 29° Cancer. Eclipses are new or full moons falling close t
 o a lunar node\, where the Moon's tilted orbit crosses the ecliptic — wh
 ich is why they arrive in seasons roughly six months apart rather than mon
 thly. Note this is the moment of global maximum\, not local visibility.\n\
 nhttps://cosmyday.com/eclipse-calendar
URL:https://cosmyday.com/eclipse-calendar
TRANSP:TRANSPARENT
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BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:eclipse-lunar-2028-12-31@cosmyday.com
DTSTAMP:20281231T000000Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20281231
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20290101
SUMMARY:Total Lunar Eclipse in Cancer at 11:52 AM ET
DESCRIPTION:A total lunar eclipse at 10° Cancer\, maximum 11:52 AM ET on D
 ecember 31\, 2028.\n\nA total lunar eclipse peaks at 11:52 AM Eastern on D
 ecember 31\, 2028\, at 10° Cancer. Eclipses are new or full moons falling
  close to a lunar node\, where the Moon's tilted orbit crosses the eclipti
 c — which is why they arrive in seasons roughly six months apart rather 
 than monthly. Note this is the moment of global maximum\, not local visibi
 lity.\n\nhttps://cosmyday.com/eclipse-calendar
URL:https://cosmyday.com/eclipse-calendar
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BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:eclipse-solar-2029-01-14@cosmyday.com
DTSTAMP:20290114T000000Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20290114
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20290115
SUMMARY:Partial Solar Eclipse in Capricorn at 12:13 PM ET
DESCRIPTION:A partial solar eclipse at 24° Capricorn\, maximum 12:13 PM ET
  on January 14\, 2029.\n\nA partial solar eclipse peaks at 12:13 PM Easter
 n on January 14\, 2029\, at 24° Capricorn. Eclipses are new or full moons
  falling close to a lunar node\, where the Moon's tilted orbit crosses the
  ecliptic — which is why they arrive in seasons roughly six months apart
  rather than monthly. Note this is the moment of global maximum\, not loca
 l visibility.\n\nhttps://cosmyday.com/eclipse-calendar
URL:https://cosmyday.com/eclipse-calendar
TRANSP:TRANSPARENT
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BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:eclipse-solar-2029-06-12@cosmyday.com
DTSTAMP:20290612T000000Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20290612
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20290613
SUMMARY:Partial Solar Eclipse in Gemini at 12:05 AM ET
DESCRIPTION:A partial solar eclipse at 21° Gemini\, maximum 12:05 AM ET on
  June 12\, 2029.\n\nA partial solar eclipse peaks at 12:05 AM Eastern on J
 une 12\, 2029\, at 21° Gemini. Eclipses are new or full moons falling clo
 se to a lunar node\, where the Moon's tilted orbit crosses the ecliptic 
 — which is why they arrive in seasons roughly six months apart rather th
 an monthly. Note this is the moment of global maximum\, not local visibili
 ty.\n\nhttps://cosmyday.com/eclipse-calendar
URL:https://cosmyday.com/eclipse-calendar
TRANSP:TRANSPARENT
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BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:eclipse-lunar-2029-06-25@cosmyday.com
DTSTAMP:20290625T000000Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20290625
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20290626
SUMMARY:Total Lunar Eclipse in Capricorn at 11:22 PM ET
DESCRIPTION:A total lunar eclipse at 4° Capricorn\, maximum 11:22 PM ET on
  June 25\, 2029.\n\nA total lunar eclipse peaks at 11:22 PM Eastern on Jun
 e 25\, 2029\, at 4° Capricorn. Eclipses are new or full moons falling clo
 se to a lunar node\, where the Moon's tilted orbit crosses the ecliptic 
 — which is why they arrive in seasons roughly six months apart rather th
 an monthly. Note this is the moment of global maximum\, not local visibili
 ty.\n\nhttps://cosmyday.com/eclipse-calendar
URL:https://cosmyday.com/eclipse-calendar
TRANSP:TRANSPARENT
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:eclipse-solar-2029-07-11@cosmyday.com
DTSTAMP:20290711T000000Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20290711
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20290712
SUMMARY:Partial Solar Eclipse in Cancer at 11:36 AM ET
DESCRIPTION:A partial solar eclipse at 19° Cancer\, maximum 11:36 AM ET on
  July 11\, 2029.\n\nA partial solar eclipse peaks at 11:36 AM Eastern on J
 uly 11\, 2029\, at 19° Cancer. Eclipses are new or full moons falling clo
 se to a lunar node\, where the Moon's tilted orbit crosses the ecliptic 
 — which is why they arrive in seasons roughly six months apart rather th
 an monthly. Note this is the moment of global maximum\, not local visibili
 ty.\n\nhttps://cosmyday.com/eclipse-calendar
URL:https://cosmyday.com/eclipse-calendar
TRANSP:TRANSPARENT
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BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:eclipse-solar-2029-12-05@cosmyday.com
DTSTAMP:20291205T000000Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20291205
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20291206
SUMMARY:Partial Solar Eclipse in Sagittarius at 10:03 AM ET
DESCRIPTION:A partial solar eclipse at 13° Sagittarius\, maximum 10:03 AM 
 ET on December 5\, 2029.\n\nA partial solar eclipse peaks at 10:03 AM East
 ern on December 5\, 2029\, at 13° Sagittarius. Eclipses are new or full m
 oons falling close to a lunar node\, where the Moon's tilted orbit crosses
  the ecliptic — which is why they arrive in seasons roughly six months a
 part rather than monthly. Note this is the moment of global maximum\, not 
 local visibility.\n\nhttps://cosmyday.com/eclipse-calendar
URL:https://cosmyday.com/eclipse-calendar
TRANSP:TRANSPARENT
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:eclipse-lunar-2029-12-20@cosmyday.com
DTSTAMP:20291220T000000Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20291220
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20291221
SUMMARY:Total Lunar Eclipse in Gemini at 5:42 PM ET
DESCRIPTION:A total lunar eclipse at 29° Gemini\, maximum 5:42 PM ET on De
 cember 20\, 2029.\n\nA total lunar eclipse peaks at 5:42 PM Eastern on Dec
 ember 20\, 2029\, at 29° Gemini. Eclipses are new or full moons falling c
 lose to a lunar node\, where the Moon's tilted orbit crosses the ecliptic 
 — which is why they arrive in seasons roughly six months apart rather th
 an monthly. Note this is the moment of global maximum\, not local visibili
 ty.\n\nhttps://cosmyday.com/eclipse-calendar
URL:https://cosmyday.com/eclipse-calendar
TRANSP:TRANSPARENT
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:eclipse-solar-2030-06-01@cosmyday.com
DTSTAMP:20300601T000000Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20300601
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20300602
SUMMARY:Annular Solar Eclipse in Gemini at 2:28 AM ET
DESCRIPTION:An annular solar eclipse at 10° Gemini\, maximum 2:28 AM ET on
  June 1\, 2030.\n\nAn annular solar eclipse peaks at 2:28 AM Eastern on Ju
 ne 1\, 2030\, at 10° Gemini. Eclipses are new or full moons falling close
  to a lunar node\, where the Moon's tilted orbit crosses the ecliptic — 
 which is why they arrive in seasons roughly six months apart rather than m
 onthly. Note this is the moment of global maximum\, not local visibility.\
 n\nhttps://cosmyday.com/eclipse-calendar
URL:https://cosmyday.com/eclipse-calendar
TRANSP:TRANSPARENT
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:eclipse-lunar-2030-06-15@cosmyday.com
DTSTAMP:20300615T000000Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20300615
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20300616
SUMMARY:Partial Lunar Eclipse in Sagittarius at 2:33 PM ET
DESCRIPTION:A partial lunar eclipse at 24° Sagittarius\, maximum 2:33 PM E
 T on June 15\, 2030.\n\nA partial lunar eclipse peaks at 2:33 PM Eastern o
 n June 15\, 2030\, at 24° Sagittarius. Eclipses are new or full moons fal
 ling close to a lunar node\, where the Moon's tilted orbit crosses the ecl
 iptic — which is why they arrive in seasons roughly six months apart rat
 her than monthly. Note this is the moment of global maximum\, not local vi
 sibility.\n\nhttps://cosmyday.com/eclipse-calendar
URL:https://cosmyday.com/eclipse-calendar
TRANSP:TRANSPARENT
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:eclipse-solar-2030-11-25@cosmyday.com
DTSTAMP:20301125T000000Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20301125
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20301126
SUMMARY:Total Solar Eclipse in Sagittarius at 1:50 AM ET
DESCRIPTION:A total solar eclipse at 3° Sagittarius\, maximum 1:50 AM ET o
 n November 25\, 2030.\n\nA total solar eclipse peaks at 1:50 AM Eastern on
  November 25\, 2030\, at 3° Sagittarius. Eclipses are new or full moons f
 alling close to a lunar node\, where the Moon's tilted orbit crosses the e
 cliptic — which is why they arrive in seasons roughly six months apart r
 ather than monthly. Note this is the moment of global maximum\, not local 
 visibility.\n\nhttps://cosmyday.com/eclipse-calendar
URL:https://cosmyday.com/eclipse-calendar
TRANSP:TRANSPARENT
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:eclipse-lunar-2030-12-09@cosmyday.com
DTSTAMP:20301209T000000Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20301209
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20301210
SUMMARY:Penumbral Lunar Eclipse in Gemini at 5:28 PM ET
DESCRIPTION:A penumbral lunar eclipse at 17° Gemini\, maximum 5:28 PM ET o
 n December 9\, 2030.\n\nA penumbral lunar eclipse peaks at 5:28 PM Eastern
  on December 9\, 2030\, at 17° Gemini. Eclipses are new or full moons fal
 ling close to a lunar node\, where the Moon's tilted orbit crosses the ecl
 iptic — which is why they arrive in seasons roughly six months apart rat
 her than monthly. Note this is the moment of global maximum\, not local vi
 sibility.\n\nhttps://cosmyday.com/eclipse-calendar
URL:https://cosmyday.com/eclipse-calendar
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