Lunar eclipse. When does the Sturgeon Moon begin, and how and where can you see it?

A partial lunar eclipse will take place during the night of 27–28 August. At its peak, around 96 per cent of the Moon’s disc will be covered by the Earth’s shadow. Unlike a solar eclipse, no special filters or protective equipment are required to view it. In Italy, the most spectacular moment will occur at around 6.12

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