Residents of North and South America, Australia, and parts of Asia will see over half of November's Beaver/ Frost/ Mourning Moon turn a shade darker during the last lunar eclipse of 2020 on November 29-30.

Too cold to step out to see the eclipse? We've got your covered! We will be live streaming the eclipse starting at 08:30 UTC on November 30, so you can see the Moon pass through the Earth's penumbral shadow no matter where you are.

Dec 14: South American Total Solar Eclipse

Eclipses never come alone. A solar eclipse always takes place two weeks before or after a lunar eclipse. This year, a total solar eclipse follows the Nov 29-30 Beaver Moon Penumbral Eclipse.

Unfortunately, only locations in two South American countries—Chile and Argentina—can see the total phase of this eclipse. Many other countries in the region will see a partial solar eclipse. The rest of the world will have to make do with watching the spectacular event through our live stream. So make sure you tune in!