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The partial lunar eclipse of July 16, 2019, left the lower part of the Moonilluminated at its maximum phase in Padova (Italy). Occulting it behind farbuildings it was possible to compare the light of Jupiter and Saturn de-focusedto the same diameter of the Moon with the light from the umbra. The luminosityof the eclipsed Moon as well as the Danjon index have been estimated andcompared with ephemerides. January 21, 2019, July 27, 2019 and September 28,2015 total lunar eclipses data are also published.

Measuring Danjon index and umbral magnitude of a partial lunar eclipse (July 16, 2019)