The moon’s small entry into the earth’s penumbral shadow will produce an extremely subtle dimming of the moon’s southern edge, difficult to observe visually.

The Full Moon will dim only slightly, as the Eclipse peaks at 8:40PM EDT. The Earth will only block out a very small portion of the sunlight that illuminates the Full Moon.

This eclipse will be visible in Africa, Europe and South America. It could be seen rising over eastern North America and setting over Asia.

In Middle East, Kuwait, Bahrain, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Dubai, Oman and Abu Dhabi, the Chandra Grahan time is from 02:04 AM to 05:14 AM local time on August 06th 2009 in Gulf countries.

In Middle East

• Dubai Eclipse Begins at 03:04 AM on August 6, 2009 Eclipse Ends at 06:14 AM on August 6, 2009

• Abu Dhabi Eclipse Begins at 03:04 AM Eclipse Ends at 06:14 AM

• Bahrain Eclipse Begins at 02:04 AM Eclipse Ends at 05:14 AM

• Kuwait Eclipse Begins at 02:04 AM Eclipse Ends at 05:14 AM

• Qatar Eclipse Begins at 02:04 AM Eclipse Ends at 05:14 AM

• Saudi Arabia Eclipse Begins at 02:04 AM Eclipse Ends at 05:14 AM

• Oman Eclipse Begins at 03:04 AM Eclipse Ends at 06:14 AM
In South Africa

• Durban Eclipse Begins at 01:04 hrs Eclipse Ends at 04:14 hrs

• Cape Town Eclipse Begins at 18:04 Eclipse Ends at 21:14 Same time for Johannesburg, East London, Port Elizabeth and Pretoria.

In Kenya

• Nairobi Eclipse Begins at 02:04 Eclipse Ends at 05:14
In Uganda

• Kampala Eclipse Begins at 02:04 Eclipse Ends at 05:14
In United Kingdom

• London Eclipse Begins at 23:04 on August 5, 2009 Eclipse Ends at 02:14 on August 6, 2009

In France

• Paris Eclipse Begins at 00:04 on August 6, 2009 Eclipse Ends at 03:14 on August 6, 2009

In Germany

• Frankfurt Eclipse Begins at 00:04 on August 6, 2009 Eclipse Ends at 03:14 on August 6, 2009

In Italy, Rome Eclipse Begins at 00:04 on August 6, 2009 Eclipse Ends at 03:14 on August 6, 2009

In Switzerland, Geneva Eclipse Begins at 00:04 on August 6, 2009 Eclipse Ends at 03:14 on August 6, 2009