The spectacle will be visible from much of the Eastern Hemisphere.
The moon will be passing through the southern part of the Earth's penumbra and its uppermost edge will miss touching the umbra by about only about 78 miles . So, perhaps for about 45 minutes or so, centered on the time of the middle of the eclipse, those who know to look, may be able to discern a vague grayish or brownish smudge or stain concentrated toward the moon's upper rim.
The eclipse will also be visible from eastern Asia, Indonesia, Australia and southern New Zealand; however, for these regions, the eclipse occurs after local midnight, so the calendar date will read Saturday . For parts of Japan and New Zealand, the moon will set while still immersed in the penumbral shadow. For the rest of the world, this event will happen during the daylight hours with the moon below the horizon, hence the eclipse will not be visible.
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