• → European Space Agency

    • About Science & Technology

    • For Public

    • For Educators

    • ESA

    • Science & Technology

    • Observational Astronomy

    • Observational Astronomy
    • Solar Eclipses
    • Overview
    • Total Eclipse 99
    • Total Eclipse 01
    • Total Eclipse 02
    • Annular Eclipse 05
    • Total Eclipse 06
    • Annular Eclipse 06
    • Lunar Eclipses
    • Overview
    • Total Eclipse 03
    • Total Eclipse 07
    • Total Eclipse 21 February 2008
    • Meteor Showers
    • About the Leonids
    • Leonids 1998
    • Leonids 1999
    • Leonids 2000
    • Leonids 2001
    • Transits
    • Mercury Transit
    • Venus Transit
    • Planetary
    • Titan Occultation 2003
    • Venus Amateur Observing Project
    • Sun-Earth Days
    • Sun-Earth Day 2001
    • Sun-Earth Day 2003
    • Bookmark and Share

    Spotlight on ...

    Total Lunar Eclipse February 2008 13 February 2008 21 February 2008 represents the last chance to witness a total lunar eclipse anywhere on the planet until December 2010. The eclipse is visible across a large portion of Western Europe, as well as parts of Africa, the whole of South America and the majority of North America. Read more



    Connect with us

    • RSS
    • Youtube
    • Twitter
    • Flickr
    • Google Buzz
    • Livestream
    • Subscribe
    • App Store
    • ESA Science Twitter

    Follow ESA science

    • Copyright 2000 - 2013 © European Space Agency. All rights reserved.

    • Terms and Conditions