Posted 25 April 2013
| AEST | AWST | |
| Penumbral lunar eclipse begins | 4:01 am | 2:01 am |
| Partial lunar eclipse begins | 5:51 am | 3:51 am |
| Mid-eclipse | 6:07 am | 4:07 am |
| Partial lunar eclipse ends | 6:23 am | 4:23 am |
| Penumbral lunar eclipse ends | 8:13 am | 6:13 am |
Western Australia is best placed to see tomorrow mornings partial lunar eclipse which is the first for 2013. 2013’s two other lunar eclipses are not visible from Australia. Only 0.02% of the Moon will enter the darkest part of the Earth’s shadow making the partial phase difficult to detect.
