August 27–28Partial Lunar Eclipse

Come for the Eclipse.Stay for the Sky.

Compact and effortless with DWARF mini.

2026 Partial Lunar Eclipse at a Glance

A deep partial lunar eclipse will sweep across the Moon on August 27–28, visible from much of the Americas and parts of Europe and Africa.

Aug 27–28, 2026

04:13 UTC

93% of the Moon’s diameter

August 2026 Lunar Eclipse Visibility Map — NASA/JPL-Caltech

Real DWARF users. Real skies. Real moments that almost got missed.

Eclipse Moment / Quick Setup
“I was having lunch when my alarm reminded me there was a solar eclipse. I raced to the car, grabbed my DWARF 3, and found the only clear spot.”
@ WildtraKa352
Community Favorite / Bortle 8
“I’ve been doing astrophotography for around 7 years. The DWARF mini has been the most fun I’ve had since getting my rig working. All shot in my Bortle 8 backyard.”
@ InterestingNet224
Backyard Sky / Bortle 7
“My first time shooting from my garden, on my second night with the DWARF 3. Under a Bortle 7 sky, seeing Orion’s detail emerge was a real eye-opener.”
@ Gazz1211
Lagoon Nebula / Deep Sky
“Here is the Lagoon Nebula. I was truly shocked at what my DWARF mini did. If Galileo could see this…”
@ Fun-Rain7732
Real Life / Easy Setup
“Traditional astrophotography took ages to set up. Around the same time my son arrived, the DWARF 3 kept me in the hobby.”
@ poo_munch
Deep-sky from home
“Captured the Heart Nebula with DWARF. A target like this feels distant and impossible until you see it appear from your own setup.”
@ Mohamed_Alaa11
Imperfect sky, real result
“The sky did not give me much luck, but DWARF still helped me bring out M27. Even an imperfect night can turn into something worth keeping.”
@ DangReadingRabbit
One night, many targets
“One night, multiple targets: the Bubble Nebula, M52, NGC 7538, and more. DWARF makes it easier to keep exploring once you start.”
@ DwarfVision