Sun · Moon · Shadows

See the sky move.

LumaOrbit turns sunlight, moonlight, eclipses, and shadow direction into a living map you can explore—anywhere on Earth, at any time.

Designed for iPhone and iPad · No account required

EARTH · 365.25 D MOON · 27.3 D NOT TO SCALE

The next total solar eclipse

Chase the shadow to Iceland.

On August 12, 2026, the Moon’s shadow crosses the North Atlantic. LumaOrbit lets you jump to Reykjavík at maximum eclipse, scrub through time, and see totality unfold on the map and in the sky.

Live · Reykjavík Calculating the current sky… 64.1466° N · 21.9426° W

TOTAL SOLAR ECLIPSE

Reykjavík, Iceland

August 12, 2026 17:48 UTC

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Calculated eclipse shadow near Iceland A Lambert azimuthal map using real coastlines. The calculated lunar shadow moves from the Arctic across Iceland toward the southeast in sync with the sky view. REYKJAVÍK GREENLAND NORTH ATLANTIC
Calculated shadow track · Natural Earth coastlinesShadow layer · Live

A sky clock for Earth

Everything lines up.

Move across the planet or across centuries. LumaOrbit keeps the map, sky, clock, and compass in sync.

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Daylight, drawn live.

See the day–night boundary sweep around Earth, with sunlight and moonlight layers you control.

02

Look up, precisely.

Track solar and lunar altitude, phase, and direction in an observation view made for touch.

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Know where shadows fall.

A live compass makes the Sun and your shadow’s direction instantly understandable.

LumaOrbit Pro

Own the whole sky.

Unlock every time control, layer, and eclipse tool with one lifetime purchase. Or, where available, watch one optional rewarded video for 30 minutes of Pro.

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