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| ## Solar and Lunar Eclipses |
| ### Solar and Lunar Eclipses in 1982-1987 |
| Date and time of Greatest Eclipse | Eclipse Transit Eclipses - Impact on Natal chart» Decades: 10-Year Tables of Solar and Lunar Eclipses 1500-1509|1510-1519|1520-1529|1530-1539|1540-1549|1550-1559|1560-1569|1570-1579|1580-1589|1590-1599|1600-1609|1610-1619|1620-1629|1630-1639|1640-1649|1650-1659|1660-1669|1670-1679|1680-1689|1690-1699|1700-1709|1710-1719|1720-1729|1730-1739|1740-1749|1750-1759|1760-1769|1770-1779|1780-1789|1790-1799|1800-1809|1810-1819|1820-1829|1830-1839|1840-1849|1850-1859|1860-1869|1870-1879|1880-1889|1890-1899|1900-1909|1910-1919|1920-1929|1930-1939|1940-1949|1950-1959|1960-1969|1970-1979|1980-1989|1990-1999|2000-2009|2010-2019|2020-2029|2030-2039|2040-2049|2050-2059|2060-2069|2070-2079|2080-2089|2090-2099|2100-2109|2110-2119|2120-2129|2130-2139|2140-2149|2150-2159|2160-2169|2170-2179|2180-2189|2190-2199|2200-2209|2210-2219|2220-2229|2230-2239|2240-2249|2250-2259|2260-2269|2270-2279|2280-2289|2290-2299|2300-2309|2310-2319|2320-2329|2330-2339|2340-2349|2350-2359|2360-2369|2370-2379|2380-2389|2390-2399|2400-2409|2410-2419|2420-2429|2430-2439|2440-2449|2450-2459|2460-2469|2470-2479|2480-2489|2490-2499| Moon Sign of Eclipses Aries|Taurus|Gemini|Cancer|Leo|Virgo|Libra|Scorpio|Sag|Capricorn|Aquarius|Pisces Aries|Taurus|Gemini|Cancer|Leo|Virgo|Libra|Scorpio|Sag|Capricorn|Aquarius|Pisces 99|100|101|102|103|104|105|106|107|108|109|110|111|112|113|114|115|116|117|118|119|120|121|122|123|124|125|126|127|128|129|130|131|132|133|134|135|136|137|138|139|140|141|142|143|144|145|146|147|148|149|150|151|152|153|154|155|156|157|158|159|160|161|162|163|164|165|166|167|168|169|170|171|172|173| 93|94|95|96|97|98|99|100|101|102|103|104|105|106|107|108|109|110|111|112|113|114|115|116|117|118|119|120|121|122|123|124|125|126|127|128|129|130|131|132|133|134|135|136|137|138|139|140|141|142|143|144|145|146|147|148|149|150|151|152|153|154|155|156|157|158|159|160|161|162|163|164|165|166| Eclipse data source:eclipse.gsfc.nasa.gov |
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| # Five Millennium Catalog of Lunar Eclipses |
| Eclipses of the Moon can only occur during the Full Moon phase. It is then possible for the Moon to pass through Earth’s penumbral or umbral shadows thereby producing an eclipse. There are three types of lunar eclipses: |
| Thevisual appearanceof these eclipse types differs dramatically from each other. |
| ## Lunar Eclipses: 1901 to 2000 |
| During the 20th century CE[1], Earth experienced 229 lunar eclipses. The following table shows the number of eclipses of each type over this period. |
| Lunar Eclipses: 1901 - 2000 | Eclipse Type | All Eclipses | Total Total eclipses can be further classified as either _central_ or _non-central_ : |
| * **Central** - Some portion of the Moon passes directly through the center of Earth’s umbral shadow. These are the deepest and longest type of lunar eclipse. |
| | Total Eclipses There are a minimum of two and a maximum of five lunar eclipses in every calendar year. Statistics for the number of eclipses each year during the century are listed below. ``` |
| **Two lunar eclipses in same month: 1904 Mar 02 & 1904 Mar 31** |
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| When four consecutive lunar eclipses are all _total_ eclipses, the group is known as a tetrad. The following tetrads occur during this century: For more information, seeCatalog of Lunar Eclipse Saros Series. The longest and shortest lunar eclipses of the century and other eclipse extrema are listed below. ``` |
| **Longest Total Lunar Eclipse: 2000 Jul 16 Duration = 01h46m24s |
| Shortest Total Lunar Eclipse: 1917 Dec 28 Duration = 00h11m58s** |
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| **Longest Partial Lunar Eclipse: 1956 May 24 Duration = 03h24m27s |
| Shortest Partial Lunar Eclipse: 1958 May 03 Duration = 00h21m02s** |
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| **Largest Total Lunar Eclipse: 1953 Jul 26 Umbra Magnitude = 1.8628 |
| Smallest Total Lunar Eclipse: 1917 Dec 28 Umbra Magnitude = 1.0056** |
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| **Largest Partial Lunar Eclipse: 1939 Oct 28 Umbra Magnitude = 0.9877 |
| Smallest Partial Lunar Eclipse: 1958 May 03 Umbra Magnitude = 0.0092** |
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| **Largest Penumbral Lunar Eclipse: 1988 Mar 03 Pen. Magnitude = 1.0907 |
| Smallest Penumbral Lunar Eclipse: 1969 Aug 27 Pen. Magnitude = 0.0131** |
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| A _total_ penumbral eclipse in one in which the entire Moon passes through the penumbra but misses the umbral shadow. During the century, there are 83 penumbral eclipses of which 9 ( 10.8%) are total penumbral eclipses: ``` |
| **1. Total Penumbral Eclipse: 1901 May 03 Pen. Magnitude = 1.0431 |
| 2. Total Penumbral Eclipse: 1908 Dec 07 Pen. Magnitude = 1.0344 |
| 3. Total Penumbral Eclipse: 1926 Dec 19 Pen. Magnitude = 1.0257 |
| 4. Total Penumbral Eclipse: 1944 Dec 29 Pen. Magnitude = 1.0220 |
| 5. Total Penumbral Eclipse: 1948 Oct 18 Pen. Magnitude = 1.0140 |
| 6. Total Penumbral Eclipse: 1963 Jan 09 Pen. Magnitude = 1.0180 |
| 7. Total Penumbral Eclipse: 1981 Jan 20 Pen. Magnitude = 1.0136 |
| 8. Total Penumbral Eclipse: 1988 Mar 03 Pen. Magnitude = 1.0907 |
| 9. Total Penumbral Eclipse: 1999 Jan 31 Pen. Magnitude = 1.0027** |
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| The concise details at greatest eclipse[2] for every lunar eclipse during the century are presented below.Key to Catalog of Lunar Eclipsescontains a detailed description and explanation of every item listed in the catalog. The Catalog Number in the first column links to afigureshowing the eclipse geometry and geographic visibility map of each phase of an eclipse. |
| ## Five Millennium Catalog of Lunar Eclipses |
| [2] Greatest eclipse is defined as the instant when the Moon passes closest to the axis of Earth’s umbral shadow cone. |
| # Catalog of Lunar Eclipses: 1901 to 2000 ( 1901 CE to 2000 CE ) |
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| TD of Phase Greatest |
| Cat Calendar Greatest Luna Saros Ecl. Pen. Um. ---- Durations ---- in Zenith |
| Num Date Eclipse ΔT Num Num Type QSE Gamma Mag. Mag. Pen. Par. Total Lat. Lng. |
| s m m m094221901 May 03 18:30:38 -1 -1221110Nx -t -1.0101 1.0431 -0.0334 288.2 - - 17S 81E094231901 Oct 27 15:15:18 -0 -1215115P -a 0.9021 1.1841 0.2208 259.6 99.4 - 14N 127E094241902 Apr 22 18:52:40 0 -1209120T- pp -0.2680 2.4002 1.3327 364.3 224.6 84.6 12S 76E094251902 Oct 17 06:03:26 1 -1203125T+ -p 0.2201 2.4514 1.4566 330.4 212.3 88.8 9N 95W094261903 Apr 12 00:12:59 2 -1197130P a- 0.4798 1.9877 0.9677 330.1 196.5 - 8S 3W094271903 Oct 06 15:17:33 2 -1191135P t- -0.5280 1.9133 0.8654 337.5 193.7 - 4N 128E094281904 Mar 02 03:02:34 3 -1186102N -a -1.4528 0.1748 -0.7910 110.5 - - 6N 43W094291904 Mar 31 12:32:28 3 -1185140N a- 1.1665 0.7036 -0.2688 214.2 - - 3S 173E094301904 Sep 24 17:34:44 3 -1179145N t- -1.2837 0.5440 -0.5384 219.1 - - 1S 95E094311905 Feb 19 19:00:02 4 -1174112P -a -0.7984 1.3809 0.4049 277.2 132.1 - 11N 78E094321905 Aug 15 03:40:59 5 -1168117P -t 0.8456 1.3259 0.2871 302.3 123.1 - 14S 54W094331906 Feb 09 07:46:58 5 -1162122T- -p -0.1199 2.6507 1.6254 342.8 219.4 97.8 15N 113W094341906 Aug 04 13:00:10 6 -1156127T+ pp 0.0477 2.7615 1.7793 333.9 218.7 101.2 17S 166E094351907 Jan 29 13:38:00 6 -1150132P t- 0.6027 1.7936 0.7110 341.1 183.5 - 19N 159E094361907 Jul 25 04:22:27 7 -1144137P a- -0.6924 1.5595 0.6149 284.5 156.8 - 21S 64W094371908 Jan 18 13:21:36 8 -1138142N t- 1.2939 0.5370 -0.5685 219.5 - - 22N 162E094381908 Jun 14 14:06:32 8 -1133109N -a 1.1053 0.8135 -0.1541 229.9 - - 22S 149E094391908 Jul 13 21:33:55 8 -1132147N a- -1.4185 0.2292 -0.7195 126.3 - - 23S 38E094401908 Dec 07 21:55:09 9 -1127114Nx -h -1.0059 1.0344 -0.0096 269.7 - - 22N 29E094411909 Jun 04 01:28:51 10 -1121119T -h 0.3755 2.1800 1.1580 341.6 210.2 60.4 22S 23W094421909 Nov 27 08:54:41 10 -1115124T- -p -0.2712 2.3544 1.3660 322.8 206.5 81.2 21N 137W094431910 May 24 05:34:16 11 -1109129T t- -0.3975 2.1625 1.0950 360.3 215.4 49.5 21S 85W094441910 Nov 17 00:20:52 12 -1103134T p- 0.4089 2.0905 1.1246 307.7 193.0 50.6 19N 9W094451911 May 13 05:56:24 12 -1097139N t- -1.1413 0.7987 -0.2706 257.0 - - 19S 90W094461911 Nov 06 15:36:45 13 -1091144N a- 1.1100 0.8154 -0.1733 230.6 - - 17N 121E094471912 Apr 01 22:14:16 13 -1086111P -h 0.9116 1.1884 0.1820 275.8 95.2 - 4S 28E094481912 Sep 26 11:44:50 14 -1080116P -t -0.9320 1.1779 0.1183 293.9 81.7 - 0N 178W094491913 Mar 22 11:57:49 15 -1074121T+ -p 0.1671 2.5340 1.5683 319.7 209.4 92.8 0S 178W094501913 Sep 15 12:48:19 15 -1068126T- pp -0.2109 2.5122 1.4304 373.0 230.5 93.5 3S 167E094511914 Mar 12 04:13:08 16 -1062131P a- -0.5254 1.8764 0.9111 301.5 181.5 - 3N 61W094521914 Sep 04 13:54:57 17 -1056136P t- 0.5301 1.9127 0.8585 343.2 196.0 - 7S 151E094531915 Jan 31 04:57:42 17 -1051103N -a 1.5450 0.0451 -0.9989 62.0 - - 19N 70W094541915 Mar 01 18:19:32 17 -1050141N a- -1.2573 0.5548 -0.4528 199.8 - - 7N 88E094551915 Jul 26 12:24:39 18 -1045108N -a -1.3553 0.3545 -0.6129 158.7 - - 21S 176E094561915 Aug 24 21:27:17 18 -1044146N a- 1.2435 0.5750 -0.4226 204.4 - - 10S 38E094571916 Jan 20 08:39:41 18 -1039113P -t 0.9146 1.2277 0.1327 305.7 87.7 - 21N 127W094581916 Jul 15 04:46:07 19 -1033118P -a -0.5956 1.7351 0.7944 292.4 172.5 - 22S 70W094591917 Jan 08 07:44:48 19 -1027123T+ pp 0.2415 2.4663 1.3642 373.1 227.3 87.6 23N 114W094601917 Jul 04 21:39:04 20 -1021128T+ pp 0.1419 2.5762 1.6185 322.9 212.8 96.0 23S 36E094611917 Dec 28 09:46:32 20 -1015133T a- -0.4484 2.0652 1.0056 343.0 202.3 12.0 23N 146W094621918 Jun 24 10:28:03 20 -1009138P t- 0.9397 1.1376 0.1297 276.3 82.4 - 23S 157W094631918 Dec 17 19:06:01 21 -1003143N a- -1.1035 0.8340 -0.1679 234.9 - - 22N 73E094641919 May 15 01:14:00 21 -998110N -t -1.0820 0.9103 -0.1644 273.1 - - 20S 20W094651919 Nov 07 23:44:28 21 -992115P -a 0.9246 1.1445 0.1780 256.7 89.8 - 17N 0W094661920 May 03 01:51:08 21 -986120T -p -0.3312 2.2818 1.2194 360.1 219.7 71.5 16S 29W094671920 Oct 27 14:11:38 22 -980125T+ -p 0.2502 2.3992 1.3987 330.9 211.1 85.0 13N 143E094681921 Apr 22 07:44:39 22 -974130T a- 0.4269 2.0816 1.0678 331.9 202.0 40.1 12S 116W094691921 Oct 16 22:53:59 22 -968135P t- -0.4902 1.9858 0.9317 342.1 199.1 - 9N 13E094701922 Mar 13 11:28:48 23 -963102N -a -1.4752 0.1320 -0.8304 96.3 - - 2N 170W094711922 Apr 11 20:32:12 23 -962140N a- 1.1228 0.7812 -0.1863 223.2 - - 7S 53E |
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| # Catalog of Lunar Eclipses: 1901 to 2000 ( 1901 CE to 2000 CE ) |
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| TD of Phase Greatest |
| Cat Calendar Greatest Luna Saros Ecl. Pen. Um. ---- Durations ---- in Zenith |
| Num Date Eclipse ΔT Num Num Type QSE Gamma Mag. Mag. Pen. Par. Total Lat. Lng. |
| s m m m094721922 Oct 06 00:43:50 23 -956145N t- -1.2348 0.6358 -0.4508 235.2 - - 4N 13W094731923 Mar 03 03:32:09 23 -951112P -a -0.8175 1.3453 0.3701 275.2 127.1 - 6N 50W094741923 Aug 26 10:39:52 23 -945117P -t 0.9133 1.2013 0.1634 290.8 94.2 - 10S 160W094751924 Feb 20 16:08:55 24 -939122T- -p -0.1338 2.6256 1.5995 343.6 219.7 97.1 11N 121E094761924 Aug 14 20:20:30 24 -933127T+ pp 0.1175 2.6326 1.6519 332.0 216.9 98.2 14S 56E094771925 Feb 08 21:42:22 24 -927132P t- 0.5921 1.8134 0.7304 342.9 185.7 - 15N 38E094781925 Aug 04 11:52:57 24 -921137P a- -0.6208 1.6909 0.7463 291.2 168.9 - 18S 177W094791926 Jan 28 21:20:24 24 -915142N t- 1.2836 0.5551 -0.5488 222.6 - - 19N 43E094801926 Jun 25 21:25:07 24 -910109N -a 1.1814 0.6749 -0.2948 213.1 - - 22S 40E094811926 Jul 25 05:00:12 24 -909147N a- -1.3511 0.3542 -0.5970 155.5 - - 21S 73W094821926 Dec 19 06:20:07 24 -904114Nx -a -1.0101 1.0257 -0.0163 268.0 - - 22N 96W094831927 Jun 15 08:24:41 24 -898119T -t 0.4543 2.0365 1.0123 338.1 202.8 17.7 23S 126W094841927 Dec 08 17:35:10 24 -892124T -p -0.2796 2.3389 1.3510 321.8 205.6 79.8 22N 94E094851928 Jun 03 12:09:57 24 -886129T tp -0.3175 2.3092 1.2421 365.2 223.0 75.3 23S 177E094861928 Nov 27 09:01:47 24 -880134T p- 0.3952 2.1166 1.1486 308.7 194.2 54.8 22N 139W094871929 May 23 12:37:45 24 -874139N t- -1.0650 0.9367 -0.1287 273.7 - - 21S 169E094881929 Nov 17 00:03:13 24 -868144N a- 1.0947 0.8460 -0.1474 235.0 - - 20N 5W094891930 Apr 13 05:58:54 24 -863111P -h 0.9545 1.1066 0.1064 267.3 73.4 - 8S 89W094901930 Oct 07 19:07:10 24 -857116P -t -0.9811 1.0906 0.0252 286.6 38.3 - 5N 71E094911931 Apr 02 20:07:55 24 -851121T+ -p 0.2043 2.4637 1.5021 317.9 207.8 89.6 5S 59E094921931 Sep 26 19:48:29 24 -845126T- pp -0.2698 2.4058 1.3208 371.2 226.9 84.2 1N 61E094931932 Mar 22 12:32:39 24 -839131P a- -0.4956 1.9303 0.9666 303.8 185.3 - 1S 173E094941932 Sep 14 21:01:00 24 -833136P t- 0.4664 2.0296 0.9752 347.2 204.0 - 3S 43E094951933 Feb 10 13:17:33 24 -828103N -a 1.5600 0.0182 -1.0270 39.6 - - 16N 165E094961933 Mar 12 02:33:03 24 -827141N a- -1.2369 0.5923 -0.4154 206.3 - - 2N 36W094971933 Aug 05 19:46:05 24 -822108N -a -1.4216 0.2322 -0.7338 129.5 - - 18S 66E094981933 Sep 04 04:52:20 24 -821146N a- 1.1776 0.6955 -0.3013 221.4 - - 6S 74W094991934 Jan 30 16:42:42 24 -816113P -t 0.9258 1.2073 0.1120 304.3 80.9 - 18N 113E095001934 Jul 26 12:15:38 24 -810118P -a -0.6681 1.6025 0.6612 285.7 160.8 - 20S 178E095011935 Jan 19 15:47:35 24 -804123T+ pp 0.2498 2.4502 1.3499 372.1 226.7 86.3 21N 126E095021935 Jul 16 05:00:05 24 -798128T+ pp 0.0672 2.7146 1.7542 325.0 214.8 99.6 21S 73W095031936 Jan 08 18:09:58 24 -792133T a- -0.4428 2.0740 1.0173 342.1 202.5 20.8 22N 89E095041936 Jul 04 17:25:23 24 -786138P t- 0.8642 1.2778 0.2668 289.5 116.3 - 22S 100E095051936 Dec 28 03:49:09 24 -780143N a- -1.0970 0.8451 -0.1550 235.5 - - 22N 57W095061937 May 25 07:51:34 24 -775110N -t -1.1581 0.7697 -0.3033 254.7 - - 22S 119W095071937 Nov 18 08:19:26 24 -769115P -a 0.9421 1.1141 0.1443 254.5 81.3 - 20N 129W095081938 May 14 08:44:00 24 -763120T -t -0.3994 2.1540 1.0966 354.9 213.1 49.4 19S 132W095091938 Nov 07 22:26:42 24 -757125T -p 0.2738 2.3585 1.3525 331.5 210.2 81.4 17N 19E095101939 May 03 15:11:43 24 -751130T a- 0.3693 2.1842 1.1765 333.5 207.1 62.4 15S 131E095111939 Oct 28 06:36:43 24 -745135P t- -0.4581 2.0477 0.9877 346.1 203.4 - 12N 103W095121940 Mar 23 19:48:19 24 -740102N -a -1.5033 0.0788 -0.8803 74.6 - - 3S 64E095131940 Apr 22 04:26:25 25 -739140N a- 1.0741 0.8683 -0.0945 232.5 - - 11S 67W095141940 Oct 16 08:01:17 25 -733145N t- -1.1924 0.7156 -0.3749 248.0 - - 8N 124W095151941 Mar 13 11:55:47 25 -728112P -a -0.8436 1.2970 0.3226 272.2 119.8 - 2N 177W095161941 Sep 05 17:47:15 25 -722117P -t 0.9746 1.0884 0.0511 279.3 53.4 - 6S 93E095171942 Mar 03 00:21:54 25 -716122T- -p -0.1545 2.5879 1.5612 344.3 219.7 95.9 7N 2W095181942 Aug 26 03:48:25 26 -710127T+ pp 0.1818 2.5142 1.5344 329.5 214.2 93.4 10S 57W095191943 Feb 20 05:38:23 26 -704132P t- 0.5751 1.8444 0.7616 345.1 189.0 - 12N 81W095201943 Aug 15 19:28:46 26 -698137P a- -0.5533 1.8152 0.8697 296.7 178.4 - 15S 69E095211944 Feb 09 05:14:57 26 -692142N t- 1.2698 0.5792 -0.5223 226.7 - - 16N 75W |
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| # Catalog of Lunar Eclipses: 1901 to 2000 ( 1901 CE to 2000 CE ) |
| ``` |
| TD of Phase Greatest |
| Cat Calendar Greatest Luna Saros Ecl. Pen. Um. ---- Durations ---- in Zenith |
| Num Date Eclipse ΔT Num Num Type QSE Gamma Mag. Mag. Pen. Par. Total Lat. Lng. |
| s m m m095221944 Jul 06 04:40:01 27 -687109N -a 1.2596 0.5328 -0.4398 192.7 - - 21S 69W095231944 Aug 04 12:26:51 27 -686147N a- -1.2842 0.4785 -0.4758 179.1 - - 18S 175E095241944 Dec 29 14:49:35 27 -681114Nx -a -1.0114 1.0220 -0.0176 266.6 - - 22N 138E095251945 Jun 25 15:14:22 27 -675119P -t 0.5370 1.8862 0.8593 333.3 192.7 - 23S 132E095261945 Dec 19 02:20:47 27 -669124T -p -0.2845 2.3293 1.3424 320.9 204.9 78.9 23N 36W095271946 Jun 14 18:39:17 28 -663129T- pp -0.2324 2.4654 1.3983 369.2 229.0 91.1 23S 80E095281946 Dec 08 17:48:28 28 -657134T p- 0.3864 2.1337 1.1639 309.5 194.9 57.3 23N 91E095291947 Jun 03 19:15:44 28 -651139P t- -0.9849 1.0818 0.0202 288.9 34.7 - 23S 70E095301947 Nov 28 08:34:29 28 -645144N a- 1.0838 0.8683 -0.1297 238.3 - - 22N 132W095311948 Apr 23 13:39:18 28 -640111P -a 1.0016 1.0171 0.0229 257.6 34.3 - 12S 155E095321948 Oct 18 02:35:41 29 -634116Nx -t -1.0245 1.0140 -0.0572 279.7 - - 9N 42W095331949 Apr 13 04:11:25 29 -628121T+ -p 0.2474 2.3825 1.4251 315.8 205.7 84.9 9S 62W095341949 Oct 07 02:56:55 29 -622126T -p -0.3219 2.3118 1.2236 369.2 222.9 72.8 5N 47W095351950 Apr 02 20:44:34 29 -616131T a- -0.4598 1.9951 1.0329 306.5 189.6 26.9 5S 50E095361950 Sep 26 04:17:11 29 -610136T t- 0.4101 2.1331 1.0783 350.1 209.8 44.3 1N 66W095371951 Mar 23 10:37:33 30 -604141N a- -1.2099 0.6418 -0.3661 214.3 - - 2S 158W095381951 Aug 17 03:14:39 30 -599108N -a -1.4828 0.1195 -0.8456 93.6 - - 15S 47W095391951 Sep 15 12:27:06 30 -598146N a- 1.1186 0.8034 -0.1928 234.6 - - 2S 172E095401952 Feb 11 00:39:48 30 -593113P -t 0.9416 1.1781 0.0832 301.9 70.1 - 15N 6W095411952 Aug 05 19:47:55 30 -587118P -a -0.7383 1.4741 0.5317 278.4 147.2 - 18S 65E095421953 Jan 29 23:47:49 30 -581123T+ -p 0.2606 2.4291 1.3314 371.0 225.8 84.5 18N 7E095431953 Jul 26 12:21:10 30 -575128T- pp -0.0071 2.8265 1.8628 326.5 215.7 100.7 19S 176E095441954 Jan 19 02:32:21 31 -569133T a- -0.4357 2.0853 1.0322 341.2 202.9 28.2 20N 35W095451954 Jul 16 00:20:51 31 -563138P t- 0.7876 1.4202 0.4054 301.6 140.9 - 21S 4W095461955 Jan 08 12:33:20 31 -557143N a- -1.0906 0.8555 -0.1421 236.0 - - 21N 173E095471955 Jun 05 14:23:23 31 -552110N -t -1.2383 0.6218 -0.4498 232.3 - - 24S 144E095481955 Nov 29 17:00:00 31 -546115P -a 0.9551 1.0917 0.1190 253.0 74.2 - 22N 102E095491956 May 24 15:31:52 32 -540120P -t -0.4726 2.0174 0.9647 348.5 204.5 - 21S 126E095501956 Nov 18 06:48:16 32 -534125T -p 0.2917 2.3285 1.3172 332.2 209.5 78.4 20N 106W095511957 May 13 22:31:28 32 -528130T a- 0.3045 2.3001 1.2982 335.0 211.6 77.6 18S 21E095521957 Nov 07 14:27:30 32 -522135T t- -0.4332 2.0963 1.0305 349.3 206.5 27.9 16N 139E095531958 Apr 04 04:00:15 32 -517102Ne -a -1.5380 0.0135 -0.9422 31.0 - - 7S 60W095541958 May 03 12:13:29 32 -516140P a- 1.0188 0.9676 0.0092 242.2 21.0 - 15S 176E095551958 Oct 27 15:27:50 33 -510145N t- -1.1570 0.7825 -0.3118 257.9 - - 12N 124E095561959 Mar 24 20:11:57 33 -505112P -a -0.8757 1.2379 0.2643 268.2 109.5 - 2S 58E095571959 Sep 17 01:03:37 33 -499117N -t 1.0296 0.9874 -0.0496 268.0 - - 2S 17W095581960 Mar 13 08:28:21 33 -493122T- -p -0.1799 2.5415 1.5145 344.8 219.4 94.0 3N 125W095591960 Sep 05 11:21:51 33 -487127T+ -p 0.2422 2.4031 1.4239 326.7 210.8 86.7 6S 171W095601961 Mar 02 13:28:40 34 -481132P t- 0.5540 1.8828 0.8006 347.6 192.9 - 8N 161E095611961 Aug 26 03:08:51 34 -475137P a- -0.4894 1.9330 0.9863 301.4 186.0 - 11S 46W095621962 Feb 19 13:03:42 34 -469142N t- 1.2511 0.6120 -0.4865 231.9 - - 12N 168E095631962 Jul 17 11:54:49 34 -464109N -a 1.3370 0.3924 -0.5835 168.3 - - 20S 177W095641962 Aug 15 19:57:30 34 -463147N a- -1.2210 0.5963 -0.3616 198.2 - - 15S 62E095651963 Jan 09 23:19:42 35 -458114Nx -a -1.0128 1.0180 -0.0185 265.3 - - 21N 12E095661963 Jul 06 22:02:59 35 -452119P -t 0.6197 1.7360 0.7060 327.2 179.9 - 22S 31E095671963 Dec 30 11:07:25 35 -446124T -p -0.2889 2.3206 1.3350 320.0 204.3 78.1 23N 166W095681964 Jun 25 01:06:50 35 -440129T- pp -0.1461 2.6238 1.5565 372.1 233.2 100.8 24S 16W095691964 Dec 19 02:37:54 36 -434134T p- 0.3801 2.1461 1.1748 310.1 195.5 58.9 24N 40W095701965 Jun 14 01:49:26 36 -428139P t- -0.9005 1.2351 0.1767 302.7 100.3 - 24S 27W095711965 Dec 08 17:10:32 36 -422144N a- 1.0774 0.8820 -0.1201 240.7 - - 24N 100E |
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| # Catalog of Lunar Eclipses: 1901 to 2000 ( 1901 CE to 2000 CE ) |
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| TD of Phase Greatest |
| Cat Calendar Greatest Luna Saros Ecl. Pen. Um. ---- Durations ---- in Zenith |
| Num Date Eclipse ΔT Num Num Type QSE Gamma Mag. Mag. Pen. Par. Total Lat. Lng. |
| s m m m095721966 May 04 21:12:06 37 -417111N -a 1.0553 0.9157 -0.0728 246.0 - - 15S 42E095731966 Oct 29 10:12:53 37 -411116N -t -1.0599 0.9517 -0.1249 273.7 - - 12N 157W095741967 Apr 24 12:07:04 38 -405121T -p 0.2972 2.2892 1.3356 313.3 202.8 77.9 12S 178E095751967 Oct 18 10:15:48 38 -399126T -t -0.3653 2.2337 1.1426 367.1 218.9 59.8 9N 157W095761968 Apr 13 04:48:01 39 -393131T p- -0.4173 2.0725 1.1116 309.5 194.1 48.5 9S 72W095771968 Oct 06 11:42:35 39 -387136T t- 0.3605 2.2242 1.1691 352.0 213.9 63.0 6N 179W095781969 Apr 02 18:33:06 39 -381141N a- -1.1764 0.7033 -0.3047 223.7 - - 6S 82E095791969 Aug 27 10:48:15 40 -376108Ne -a -1.5407 0.0131 -0.9516 31.3 - - 11S 161W095801969 Sep 25 20:10:19 40 -375146N a- 1.0655 0.9007 -0.0953 245.1 - - 2N 55E095811970 Feb 21 08:30:43 40 -370113P -t 0.9619 1.1402 0.0463 298.5 52.7 - 11N 124W095821970 Aug 17 03:24:06 41 -364118P -a -0.8053 1.3521 0.4079 270.6 131.3 - 14S 49W095831971 Feb 10 07:45:21 41 -358123T -p 0.2741 2.4026 1.3082 369.5 224.7 82.2 15N 112W095841971 Aug 06 19:43:52 42 -352128T- pp -0.0794 2.6958 1.7283 327.3 215.5 99.4 17S 66E095851972 Jan 30 10:54:05 42 -346133T a- -0.4273 2.0987 1.0497 340.3 203.4 34.8 17N 160W095861972 Jul 26 07:16:22 43 -340138P t- 0.7116 1.5618 0.5427 312.4 160.1 - 19S 108W095871973 Jan 18 21:17:58 43 -334143N a- -1.0844 0.8655 -0.1293 236.5 - - 19N 43E095881973 Jun 15 20:50:41 44 -329110N -t -1.3216 0.4685 -0.6020 204.6 - - 25S 48E095891973 Jul 15 11:39:19 44 -328148Nb t- 1.5177 0.1046 -0.9581 99.1 - - 20S 174W095901973 Dec 10 01:45:06 44 -323115P -a 0.9644 1.0760 0.1007 252.0 68.5 - 24N 28W095911974 Jun 04 22:16:44 45 -317120P -t -0.5488 1.8752 0.8269 341.0 193.6 - 23S 26E095921974 Nov 29 15:14:07 45 -311125T -p 0.3054 2.3057 1.2896 333.1 208.9 75.7 22N 129E095931975 May 25 05:48:47 46 -305130T+ p- 0.2367 2.4218 1.4253 335.9 215.2 88.3 21S 88W095941975 Nov 18 22:24:12 46 -299135T p- -0.4134 2.1352 1.0642 352.1 209.0 40.2 19N 20E095951976 May 13 19:55:08 47 -293140P a- 0.9585 1.0761 0.1217 251.8 75.4 - 18S 61E095961976 Nov 06 23:01:59 47 -287145N t- -1.1275 0.8383 -0.2594 265.8 - - 15N 11E095971977 Apr 04 04:19:04 48 -282112P -a -0.9148 1.1657 0.1928 262.9 94.7 - 7S 64W095981977 Sep 27 08:30:08 48 -276117N -t 1.0768 0.9007 -0.1361 257.5 - - 3N 130W095991978 Mar 24 16:23:11 49 -270122T- -p -0.2140 2.4790 1.4518 344.9 218.5 90.7 2S 116E096001978 Sep 16 19:05:01 49 -264127T -p 0.2951 2.3060 1.3268 323.8 207.2 78.6 2S 73E096011979 Mar 13 21:08:52 50 -258132P t- 0.5253 1.9350 0.8538 350.6 197.7 - 3N 46E096021979 Sep 06 10:55:02 50 -252137T a- -0.4305 2.0421 1.0936 305.1 191.9 44.4 7S 164W096031980 Mar 01 20:46:03 51 -246142N t- 1.2269 0.6545 -0.4405 238.5 - - 8N 52E096041980 Jul 27 19:08:59 51 -241109N -a 1.4138 0.2535 -0.7264 137.5 - - 18S 74E096051980 Aug 26 03:31:20 51 -240147N a- -1.1608 0.7089 -0.2531 214.4 - - 12S 52W096061981 Jan 20 07:50:48 51 -235114Nx -a -1.0141 1.0136 -0.0192 263.8 - - 19N 115W096071981 Jul 17 04:47:40 52 -229119P -t 0.7045 1.5822 0.5486 319.6 163.2 - 21S 70W096081982 Jan 09 19:56:44 52 -223124T -p -0.2916 2.3147 1.3310 319.1 203.8 77.7 22N 63E096091982 Jul 06 07:31:47 53 -217129T- pp -0.0579 2.7860 1.7179 373.8 235.6 105.7 23S 112W096101982 Dec 30 11:29:37 53 -211134T p- 0.3758 2.1545 1.1822 310.6 195.9 60.0 24N 172W096111983 Jun 25 08:23:11 53 -205139P t- -0.8151 1.3901 0.3348 314.7 134.6 - 24S 125W096121983 Dec 20 01:49:57 54 -199144N a- 1.0746 0.8890 -0.1167 242.3 - - 24N 28W096131984 May 15 04:41:03 54 -194111N -a 1.1130 0.8071 -0.1760 232.5 - - 18S 71W096141984 Jun 13 14:26:39 54 -193149Nb a- -1.5239 0.0647 -0.9414 73.0 - - 25S 143E096151984 Nov 08 17:56:08 54 -188116N -t -1.0899 0.8992 -0.1825 268.4 - - 16N 88E096161985 May 04 19:57:19 55 -182121T -p 0.3519 2.1870 1.2369 310.2 198.9 67.7 16S 60E096171985 Oct 28 17:43:17 55 -176126T -t -0.4022 2.1673 1.0736 365.1 214.9 43.9 13N 91E096181986 Apr 24 12:43:30 55 -170131T p- -0.3682 2.1620 1.2022 312.6 198.8 63.6 13S 169E096191986 Oct 17 19:18:54 55 -164136T h- 0.3188 2.3008 1.2455 353.2 216.8 73.7 10N 67E096201987 Apr 14 02:19:50 55 -158141N h- -1.1364 0.7769 -0.2313 234.1 - - 10S 35W096211987 Oct 07 04:02:30 56 -152146N a- 1.0189 0.9863 -0.0096 253.5 - - 6N 64W |
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| # Catalog of Lunar Eclipses: 1901 to 2000 ( 1901 CE to 2000 CE ) |
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| TD of Phase Greatest |
| Cat Calendar Greatest Luna Saros Ecl. Pen. Um. ---- Durations ---- in Zenith |
| Num Date Eclipse ΔT Num Num Type QSE Gamma Mag. Mag. Pen. Par. Total Lat. Lng. |
| s m m m096221988 Mar 03 16:13:41 56 -147113Nx -t 0.9885 1.0907 -0.0017 293.8 - - 7N 120E096231988 Aug 27 11:05:29 56 -141118P -a -0.8681 1.2380 0.2915 262.5 113.0 - 11S 165W096241989 Feb 20 15:36:18 56 -135123T -p 0.2934 2.3651 1.2747 367.7 223.1 78.5 11N 130E096251989 Aug 17 03:09:07 57 -129128T- -p -0.1490 2.5703 1.5984 327.5 214.3 95.8 14S 46W096261990 Feb 09 19:12:02 57 -123133T a- -0.4148 2.1191 1.0750 339.6 204.3 42.3 14N 76E096271990 Aug 06 14:13:16 57 -117138P t- 0.6374 1.7005 0.6766 322.0 175.5 - 16S 148E096281991 Jan 30 05:59:38 58 -111143N a- -1.0752 0.8807 -0.1106 237.5 - - 17N 87W096291991 Jun 27 03:15:41 58 -106110N -t -1.4063 0.3126 -0.7572 169.5 - - 25S 48W096301991 Jul 26 18:08:50 58 -105148N t- 1.4369 0.2542 -0.8110 152.7 - - 18S 89E096311991 Dec 21 10:34:00 58 -100115P -a 0.9709 1.0651 0.0876 251.5 64.1 - 24N 159W096321992 Jun 15 04:57:57 59 -94120P -t -0.6288 1.7264 0.6822 332.2 179.8 - 24S 74W096331992 Dec 09 23:45:05 59 -88125T -p 0.3144 2.2915 1.2709 334.1 208.7 73.9 23N 2E096341993 Jun 04 13:01:26 59 -82130T+ p- 0.1638 2.5532 1.5617 336.3 217.8 95.8 22S 164E096351993 Nov 29 06:27:06 60 -76135T p- -0.3994 2.1633 1.0876 354.4 210.8 46.7 21N 99W096361994 May 25 03:31:20 60 -70140P a- 0.8933 1.1941 0.2432 261.2 104.6 - 20S 53W096371994 Nov 18 06:44:54 61 -64145N t- -1.1047 0.8815 -0.2189 271.6 - - 18N 105W096381995 Apr 15 12:19:04 61 -59112P -a -0.9593 1.0836 0.1114 256.3 73.0 - 11S 175E096391995 Oct 08 16:05:12 61 -53117N -t 1.1179 0.8252 -0.2115 247.6 - - 7N 116E096401996 Apr 04 00:10:47 62 -47122T- -p -0.2534 2.4068 1.3795 344.7 217.1 85.8 6S 2W096411996 Sep 27 02:55:24 62 -41127T -p 0.3426 2.2188 1.2395 320.9 203.3 69.2 2N 46W096421997 Mar 24 04:40:28 62 -35132P t- 0.4899 1.9994 0.9195 353.9 203.1 - 1S 68W096431997 Sep 16 18:47:42 63 -29137T p- -0.3768 2.1417 1.1909 308.2 196.4 61.5 3S 77E096441998 Mar 13 04:21:08 63 -23142N t- 1.1964 0.7086 -0.3824 246.4 - - 4N 62W096451998 Aug 08 02:25:57 63 -18109N -a 1.4875 0.1206 -0.8637 96.4 - - 15S 35W096461998 Sep 06 11:11:11 63 -17147N a- -1.1057 0.8121 -0.1544 227.8 - - 7S 168W096471999 Jan 31 16:18:35 63 -12114Nx -a -1.0189 1.0027 -0.0258 261.7 - - 16N 119E096481999 Jul 28 11:34:46 64 -6119P -t 0.7862 1.4342 0.3966 310.9 142.5 - 18S 172W096492000 Jan 21 04:44:34 64 0124T -p -0.2957 2.3060 1.3246 318.2 203.3 77.0 20N 68W096502000 Jul 16 13:56:39 64 6129T+ pp 0.0302 2.8375 1.7684 374.4 236.0 106.4 21S 153E |
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| ## Index to Five Millennium Catalog of Lunar Eclipses |
| Each link below displays a web page containing 100 years of lunar eclipses. The data for each eclipse includes the date and time of greatest eclipse, Saros series, eclipse type, quincena solar eclipse parameter, gamma, eclipse magnitudes, and eclipse phase durations. Every eclipse also has links to diagrams of eclipse geometry and world visibility, andSarosseries tables. | Five Millennium Catalog of Lunar Eclipses These web pages are part of theFive Millennium Catalog of Lunar Eclipses: -1999 to +3000 Lunar eclipse predictions must take into account theenlargement of Earth's shadows. In this _Catalog_ , Earth's penumbral and umbral shadow sizes have been calculated using Danjon's enlargement method. The coordinates of the Sun used in the predictions are based on the VSOP87 theory [Bretagnon and Francou, 1988]. The Moon's coordinates are based on the ELP-2000/82 theory [Chapront-Touze and Chapront, 1983]. For more information, see:Solar and Lunar Ephemerides. The revised value used for the Moon'ssecular accelerationis n-dot = -25.858 arc-sec/cy*cy, as deduced from the Apollo lunar laser ranging experiment (Chapront, Chapront-Touze, and Francou, 2002). The largest uncertainty in the eclipse predictions is caused by fluctuations inEarth's rotationdue primarily to tidal friction of the Moon. The resultant drift in apparent clock time is expressed asΔTand is determined as follows: |
| ## Five Millennium Canon of Lunar Eclipses: -1999 to +3000 (NASA TP-2009-214172)Five Millennium Catalog of Lunar Eclipses: -1999 to +3000 (NASA TP-2009-214173) |
| ## Return to:Five Millennium Catalog of Lunar Eclipses |
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| Eclipses 1950 – 2299 |
| The bright regions on the maps below show where each eclipse will be visible. Click on the maps to see more information about each eclipse. |
| Solar eclipses |
| **18 March 1950** Annular solar eclipse |
| **11 September 1950** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **2 April 1950** Total lunar eclipse |
| **25 September 1950** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **7 March 1951** Annular solar eclipse |
| **1 September 1951** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **23 March 1951** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **16 August 1951** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **15 September 1951** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **25 February 1952** Total solar eclipse |
| **20 August 1952** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **10 February 1952** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **5 August 1952** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **13 February 1953** Partial solar eclipse |
| **10 July 1953** Partial solar eclipse |
| **9 August 1953** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **29 January 1953** Total lunar eclipse |
| **26 July 1953** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **4 January 1954** Annular solar eclipse |
| **30 June 1954** Total solar eclipse |
| **25 December 1954** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **18 January 1954** Total lunar eclipse |
| **15 July 1954** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **20 June 1955** Total solar eclipse |
| **14 December 1955** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **8 January 1955** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **5 June 1955** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **29 November 1955** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **8 June 1956** Total solar eclipse |
| **2 December 1956** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **24 May 1956** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **18 November 1956** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **29 April 1957** Annular solar eclipse |
| **23 October 1957** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **13 May 1957** Total lunar eclipse |
| **7 November 1957** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **18 April 1958** Annular solar eclipse |
| **12 October 1958** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **3 April 1958** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **3 May 1958** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **27 October 1958** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **7 April 1959** Annular solar eclipse |
| **2 October 1959** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **24 March 1959** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **16 September 1959** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **27 March 1960** Partial solar eclipse |
| **20 September 1960** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **13 March 1960** Total lunar eclipse |
| **5 September 1960** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **15 February 1961** Total solar eclipse |
| **11 August 1961** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **2 March 1961** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **25 August 1961** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **4 February 1962** Total solar eclipse |
| **31 July 1962** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **19 February 1962** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **17 July 1962** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **15 August 1962** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **25 January 1963** Annular solar eclipse |
| **20 July 1963** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **9 January 1963** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **6 July 1963** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **30 December 1963** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **14 January 1964** Partial solar eclipse |
| **10 June 1964** Partial solar eclipse |
| **9 July 1964** Partial solar eclipse |
| **3 December 1964** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **24 June 1964** Total lunar eclipse |
| **18 December 1964** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **30 May 1965** Total solar eclipse |
| **22 November 1965** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **13 June 1965** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **8 December 1965** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **20 May 1966** Annular solar eclipse |
| **12 November 1966** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **4 May 1966** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **29 October 1966** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **9 May 1967** Partial solar eclipse |
| **2 November 1967** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **24 April 1967** Total lunar eclipse |
| **18 October 1967** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **28 March 1968** Partial solar eclipse |
| **22 September 1968** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **12 April 1968** Total lunar eclipse |
| **6 October 1968** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **17 March 1969** Annular solar eclipse |
| **11 September 1969** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **2 April 1969** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **27 August 1969** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **25 September 1969** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **7 March 1970** Total solar eclipse |
| **31 August 1970** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **21 February 1970** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **16 August 1970** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **25 February 1971** Partial solar eclipse |
| **22 July 1971** Partial solar eclipse |
| **20 August 1971** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **10 February 1971** Total lunar eclipse |
| **6 August 1971** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **16 January 1972** Annular solar eclipse |
| **10 July 1972** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **30 January 1972** Total lunar eclipse |
| **26 July 1972** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **4 January 1973** Annular solar eclipse |
| **30 June 1973** Total solar eclipse |
| **24 December 1973** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **18 January 1973** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **15 June 1973** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **15 July 1973** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **9 December 1973** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **20 June 1974** Total solar eclipse |
| **13 December 1974** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **4 June 1974** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **29 November 1974** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **11 May 1975** Partial solar eclipse |
| **3 November 1975** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **25 May 1975** Total lunar eclipse |
| **18 November 1975** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **29 April 1976** Annular solar eclipse |
| **23 October 1976** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **13 May 1976** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **6 November 1976** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **18 April 1977** Annular solar eclipse |
| **12 October 1977** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **3 April 1977** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **27 September 1977** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **7 April 1978** Partial solar eclipse |
| **2 October 1978** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **24 March 1978** Total lunar eclipse |
| **16 September 1978** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **26 February 1979** Total solar eclipse |
| **22 August 1979** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **13 March 1979** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **6 September 1979** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **16 February 1980** Total solar eclipse |
| **10 August 1980** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **1 March 1980** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **27 July 1980** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **25 August 1980** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **4 February 1981** Annular solar eclipse |
| **30 July 1981** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **20 January 1981** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **17 July 1981** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **24 January 1982** Partial solar eclipse |
| **21 June 1982** Partial solar eclipse |
| **20 July 1982** Partial solar eclipse |
| **15 December 1982** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **9 January 1982** Total lunar eclipse |
| **6 July 1982** Total lunar eclipse |
| **30 December 1982** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **11 June 1983** Total solar eclipse |
| **4 December 1983** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **25 June 1983** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **19 December 1983** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **30 May 1984** Annular solar eclipse |
| **22 November 1984** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **15 May 1984** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **13 June 1984** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **8 November 1984** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **19 May 1985** Partial solar eclipse |
| **12 November 1985** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **4 May 1985** Total lunar eclipse |
| **28 October 1985** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **9 April 1986** Partial solar eclipse |
| **3 October 1986** Hybrid solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **24 April 1986** Total lunar eclipse |
| **17 October 1986** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **29 March 1987** Hybrid solar eclipse |
| **22 September 1987** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **13 April 1987** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **7 October 1987** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **17 March 1988** Total solar eclipse |
| **11 September 1988** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **3 March 1988** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **27 August 1988** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **7 March 1989** Partial solar eclipse |
| **31 August 1989** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **20 February 1989** Total lunar eclipse |
| **16 August 1989** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **26 January 1990** Annular solar eclipse |
| **21 July 1990** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **9 February 1990** Total lunar eclipse |
| **6 August 1990** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **15 January 1991** Annular solar eclipse |
| **11 July 1991** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **30 January 1991** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **26 June 1991** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **26 July 1991** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **21 December 1991** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **4 January 1992** Annular solar eclipse |
| **30 June 1992** Total solar eclipse |
| **23 December 1992** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **15 June 1992** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **9 December 1992** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **21 May 1993** Partial solar eclipse |
| **13 November 1993** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **4 June 1993** Total lunar eclipse |
| **29 November 1993** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **10 May 1994** Annular solar eclipse |
| **3 November 1994** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **24 May 1994** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **18 November 1994** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **29 April 1995** Annular solar eclipse |
| **24 October 1995** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **15 April 1995** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **8 October 1995** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **17 April 1996** Partial solar eclipse |
| **12 October 1996** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **3 April 1996** Total lunar eclipse |
| **26 September 1996** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **8 March 1997** Total solar eclipse |
| **1 September 1997** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **23 March 1997** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **16 September 1997** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **26 February 1998** Total solar eclipse |
| **21 August 1998** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **12 March 1998** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **7 August 1998** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **6 September 1998** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **16 February 1999** Annular solar eclipse |
| **11 August 1999** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **31 January 1999** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **28 July 1999** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **5 February 2000** Partial solar eclipse |
| **1 July 2000** Partial solar eclipse |
| **30 July 2000** Partial solar eclipse |
| **25 December 2000** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **20 January 2000** Total lunar eclipse |
| **16 July 2000** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **21 June 2001** Total solar eclipse |
| **14 December 2001** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **9 January 2001** Total lunar eclipse |
| **5 July 2001** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **30 December 2001** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **10 June 2002** Annular solar eclipse |
| **4 December 2002** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **26 May 2002** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **24 June 2002** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **19 November 2002** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **31 May 2003** Annular solar eclipse |
| **23 November 2003** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **15 May 2003** Total lunar eclipse |
| **8 November 2003** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **19 April 2004** Partial solar eclipse |
| **13 October 2004** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **4 May 2004** Total lunar eclipse |
| **27 October 2004** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **8 April 2005** Hybrid solar eclipse |
| **3 October 2005** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **24 April 2005** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **17 October 2005** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **29 March 2006** Total solar eclipse |
| **22 September 2006** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **14 March 2006** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **7 September 2006** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **18 March 2007** Partial solar eclipse |
| **11 September 2007** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **3 March 2007** Total lunar eclipse |
| **28 August 2007** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **6 February 2008** Annular solar eclipse |
| **1 August 2008** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **20 February 2008** Total lunar eclipse |
| **16 August 2008** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **26 January 2009** Annular solar eclipse |
| **21 July 2009** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **9 February 2009** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **7 July 2009** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **5 August 2009** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **31 December 2009** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **15 January 2010** Annular solar eclipse |
| **11 July 2010** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **26 June 2010** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **21 December 2010** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **4 January 2011** Partial solar eclipse |
| **1 June 2011** Partial solar eclipse |
| **1 July 2011** Partial solar eclipse |
| **25 November 2011** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **15 June 2011** Total lunar eclipse |
| **10 December 2011** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **20 May 2012** Annular solar eclipse |
| **13 November 2012** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **4 June 2012** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **28 November 2012** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **9 May 2013** Annular solar eclipse |
| **3 November 2013** Hybrid solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **25 April 2013** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **25 May 2013** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **18 October 2013** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **29 April 2014** Annular solar eclipse |
| **23 October 2014** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **15 April 2014** Total lunar eclipse |
| **8 October 2014** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **20 March 2015** Total solar eclipse |
| **13 September 2015** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **4 April 2015** Total lunar eclipse |
| **27 September 2015** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **8 March 2016** Total solar eclipse |
| **1 September 2016** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **23 March 2016** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **16 September 2016** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **26 February 2017** Annular solar eclipse |
| **21 August 2017** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **10 February 2017** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **7 August 2017** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **15 February 2018** Partial solar eclipse |
| **12 July 2018** Partial solar eclipse |
| **11 August 2018** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **31 January 2018** Total lunar eclipse |
| **27 July 2018** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **5 January 2019** Partial solar eclipse |
| **2 July 2019** Total solar eclipse |
| **26 December 2019** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **21 January 2019** Total lunar eclipse |
| **16 July 2019** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **21 June 2020** Annular solar eclipse |
| **14 December 2020** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **10 January 2020** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **5 June 2020** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **5 July 2020** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **30 November 2020** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **10 June 2021** Annular solar eclipse |
| **4 December 2021** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **26 May 2021** Total lunar eclipse |
| **19 November 2021** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **30 April 2022** Partial solar eclipse |
| **25 October 2022** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **16 May 2022** Total lunar eclipse |
| **8 November 2022** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **20 April 2023** Hybrid solar eclipse |
| **14 October 2023** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **5 May 2023** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **28 October 2023** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **8 April 2024** Total solar eclipse |
| **2 October 2024** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **25 March 2024** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **17 September 2024** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **29 March 2025** Partial solar eclipse |
| **21 September 2025** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **14 March 2025** Total lunar eclipse |
| **7 September 2025** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **17 February 2026** Annular solar eclipse |
| **12 August 2026** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **3 March 2026** Total lunar eclipse |
| **28 August 2026** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **6 February 2027** Annular solar eclipse |
| **2 August 2027** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **20 February 2027** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **18 July 2027** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **17 August 2027** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **26 January 2028** Annular solar eclipse |
| **21 July 2028** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **11 January 2028** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **6 July 2028** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **31 December 2028** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **14 January 2029** Partial solar eclipse |
| **12 June 2029** Partial solar eclipse |
| **11 July 2029** Partial solar eclipse |
| **5 December 2029** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **25 June 2029** Total lunar eclipse |
| **20 December 2029** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **1 June 2030** Annular solar eclipse |
| **25 November 2030** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **15 June 2030** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **9 December 2030** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **21 May 2031** Annular solar eclipse |
| **14 November 2031** Hybrid solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **6 May 2031** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **5 June 2031** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **30 October 2031** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **9 May 2032** Annular solar eclipse |
| **3 November 2032** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **25 April 2032** Total lunar eclipse |
| **18 October 2032** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **30 March 2033** Total solar eclipse |
| **23 September 2033** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **14 April 2033** Total lunar eclipse |
| **8 October 2033** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **20 March 2034** Total solar eclipse |
| **12 September 2034** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **3 April 2034** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **27 September 2034** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **9 March 2035** Annular solar eclipse |
| **1 September 2035** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **22 February 2035** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **18 August 2035** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **26 February 2036** Partial solar eclipse |
| **23 July 2036** Partial solar eclipse |
| **21 August 2036** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **11 February 2036** Total lunar eclipse |
| **6 August 2036** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **16 January 2037** Partial solar eclipse |
| **12 July 2037** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **31 January 2037** Total lunar eclipse |
| **27 July 2037** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **5 January 2038** Annular solar eclipse |
| **2 July 2038** Annular solar eclipse |
| **25 December 2038** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **20 January 2038** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **16 June 2038** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **16 July 2038** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **11 December 2038** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **21 June 2039** Annular solar eclipse |
| **15 December 2039** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **6 June 2039** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **30 November 2039** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **10 May 2040** Partial solar eclipse |
| **4 November 2040** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **26 May 2040** Total lunar eclipse |
| **18 November 2040** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **30 April 2041** Total solar eclipse |
| **24 October 2041** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **15 May 2041** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **7 November 2041** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **19 April 2042** Total solar eclipse |
| **13 October 2042** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **5 April 2042** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **29 September 2042** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **9 April 2043** Total solar eclipse |
| **2 October 2043** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **25 March 2043** Total lunar eclipse |
| **18 September 2043** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **28 February 2044** Annular solar eclipse |
| **22 August 2044** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **13 March 2044** Total lunar eclipse |
| **7 September 2044** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **16 February 2045** Annular solar eclipse |
| **12 August 2045** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **3 March 2045** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **27 August 2045** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **5 February 2046** Annular solar eclipse |
| **2 August 2046** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **22 January 2046** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **17 July 2046** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **25 January 2047** Partial solar eclipse |
| **23 June 2047** Partial solar eclipse |
| **22 July 2047** Partial solar eclipse |
| **16 December 2047** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **11 January 2047** Total lunar eclipse |
| **7 July 2047** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **11 June 2048** Annular solar eclipse |
| **5 December 2048** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **1 January 2048** Total lunar eclipse |
| **25 June 2048** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **20 December 2048** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **31 May 2049** Annular solar eclipse |
| **25 November 2049** Hybrid solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **17 May 2049** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **15 June 2049** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **9 November 2049** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **20 May 2050** Hybrid solar eclipse |
| **14 November 2050** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **6 May 2050** Total lunar eclipse |
| **29 October 2050** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **10 April 2051** Partial solar eclipse |
| **4 October 2051** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **25 April 2051** Total lunar eclipse |
| **19 October 2051** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **30 March 2052** Total solar eclipse |
| **22 September 2052** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **13 April 2052** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **8 October 2052** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **20 March 2053** Annular solar eclipse |
| **12 September 2053** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **4 March 2053** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **29 August 2053** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **9 March 2054** Partial solar eclipse |
| **3 August 2054** Partial solar eclipse |
| **1 September 2054** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **22 February 2054** Total lunar eclipse |
| **18 August 2054** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **27 January 2055** Partial solar eclipse |
| **24 July 2055** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **11 February 2055** Total lunar eclipse |
| **7 August 2055** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **16 January 2056** Annular solar eclipse |
| **12 July 2056** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **1 February 2056** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **27 June 2056** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **26 July 2056** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **21 December 2056** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **5 January 2057** Total solar eclipse |
| **1 July 2057** Annular solar eclipse |
| **25 December 2057** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **16 June 2057** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **10 December 2057** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **22 May 2058** Partial solar eclipse |
| **20 June 2058** Partial solar eclipse |
| **15 November 2058** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **6 June 2058** Total lunar eclipse |
| **29 November 2058** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **11 May 2059** Total solar eclipse |
| **5 November 2059** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **27 May 2059** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **19 November 2059** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **30 April 2060** Total solar eclipse |
| **24 October 2060** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **15 April 2060** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **9 October 2060** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **7 November 2060** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **19 April 2061** Total solar eclipse |
| **13 October 2061** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **4 April 2061** Total lunar eclipse |
| **29 September 2061** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **10 March 2062** Partial solar eclipse |
| **3 September 2062** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **24 March 2062** Total lunar eclipse |
| **18 September 2062** Total lunar eclipse |
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| **28 February 2063** Annular solar eclipse |
| **23 August 2063** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **14 March 2063** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **7 September 2063** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
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| **17 February 2064** Annular solar eclipse |
| **12 August 2064** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **2 February 2064** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **28 July 2064** Partial lunar eclipse |
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| **5 February 2065** Partial solar eclipse |
| **3 July 2065** Partial solar eclipse |
| **2 August 2065** Partial solar eclipse |
| **27 December 2065** Partial solar eclipse |
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| **22 January 2065** Total lunar eclipse |
| **17 July 2065** Total lunar eclipse |
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| **22 June 2066** Annular solar eclipse |
| **16 December 2066** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **11 January 2066** Total lunar eclipse |
| **7 July 2066** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **31 December 2066** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
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| **11 June 2067** Annular solar eclipse |
| **6 December 2067** Hybrid solar eclipse |
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| **28 May 2067** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **26 June 2067** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **20 November 2067** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **30 May 2068** Total solar eclipse |
| **24 November 2068** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **17 May 2068** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **9 November 2068** Total lunar eclipse |
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| **21 April 2069** Partial solar eclipse |
| **20 May 2069** Partial solar eclipse |
| **15 October 2069** Partial solar eclipse |
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| **6 May 2069** Total lunar eclipse |
| **29 October 2069** Total lunar eclipse |
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| **10 April 2070** Total solar eclipse |
| **4 October 2070** Annular solar eclipse |
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| **25 April 2070** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **19 October 2070** Partial lunar eclipse |
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| **31 March 2071** Annular solar eclipse |
| **23 September 2071** Total solar eclipse |
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| **15 March 2071** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **9 September 2071** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
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| **19 March 2072** Partial solar eclipse |
| **12 September 2072** Total solar eclipse |
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| **4 March 2072** Total lunar eclipse |
| **28 August 2072** Total lunar eclipse |
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| **6 February 2073** Partial solar eclipse |
| **3 August 2073** Total solar eclipse |
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| **22 February 2073** Total lunar eclipse |
| **17 August 2073** Total lunar eclipse |
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| **27 January 2074** Annular solar eclipse |
| **23 July 2074** Annular solar eclipse |
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| **11 February 2074** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **8 July 2074** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **6 August 2074** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
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| **16 January 2075** Total solar eclipse |
| **13 July 2075** Annular solar eclipse |
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| **2 January 2075** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **28 June 2075** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **22 December 2075** Partial lunar eclipse |
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| **6 January 2076** Total solar eclipse |
| **1 June 2076** Partial solar eclipse |
| **1 July 2076** Partial solar eclipse |
| **26 November 2076** Partial solar eclipse |
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| **16 June 2076** Total lunar eclipse |
| **10 December 2076** Total lunar eclipse |
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| **21 May 2077** Total solar eclipse |
| **15 November 2077** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **6 June 2077** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **29 November 2077** Partial lunar eclipse |
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| **11 May 2078** Total solar eclipse |
| **4 November 2078** Annular solar eclipse |
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| **27 April 2078** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **20 October 2078** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **19 November 2078** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
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| **1 May 2079** Total solar eclipse |
| **24 October 2079** Annular solar eclipse |
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| **16 April 2079** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **10 October 2079** Total lunar eclipse |
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| **21 March 2080** Partial solar eclipse |
| **13 September 2080** Partial solar eclipse |
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| **4 April 2080** Total lunar eclipse |
| **28 September 2080** Total lunar eclipse |
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| **10 March 2081** Annular solar eclipse |
| **3 September 2081** Total solar eclipse |
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| **24 March 2081** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **17 September 2081** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
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| **27 February 2082** Annular solar eclipse |
| **23 August 2082** Total solar eclipse |
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| **13 February 2082** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **8 August 2082** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
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| **16 February 2083** Partial solar eclipse |
| **14 July 2083** Partial solar eclipse |
| **13 August 2083** Partial solar eclipse |
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| **2 February 2083** Total lunar eclipse |
| **28 July 2083** Total lunar eclipse |
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| **7 January 2084** Partial solar eclipse |
| **2 July 2084** Annular solar eclipse |
| **27 December 2084** Total solar eclipse |
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| **22 January 2084** Total lunar eclipse |
| **17 July 2084** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **21 June 2085** Annular solar eclipse |
| **16 December 2085** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **10 January 2085** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **7 June 2085** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **7 July 2085** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **1 December 2085** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **11 June 2086** Total solar eclipse |
| **6 December 2086** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **28 May 2086** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **20 November 2086** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **2 May 2087** Partial solar eclipse |
| **31 May 2087** Partial solar eclipse |
| **26 October 2087** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **17 May 2087** Total lunar eclipse |
| **10 November 2087** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **21 April 2088** Total solar eclipse |
| **14 October 2088** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **5 May 2088** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **29 October 2088** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **10 April 2089** Annular solar eclipse |
| **3 October 2089** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **26 March 2089** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **19 September 2089** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **30 March 2090** Partial solar eclipse |
| **23 September 2090** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **15 March 2090** Total lunar eclipse |
| **8 September 2090** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **18 February 2091** Partial solar eclipse |
| **14 August 2091** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **5 March 2091** Total lunar eclipse |
| **28 August 2091** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **7 February 2092** Annular solar eclipse |
| **3 August 2092** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **23 February 2092** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **18 July 2092** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **17 August 2092** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **26 January 2093** Total solar eclipse |
| **23 July 2093** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **12 January 2093** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **8 July 2093** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **16 January 2094** Total solar eclipse |
| **12 June 2094** Partial solar eclipse |
| **12 July 2094** Partial solar eclipse |
| **7 December 2094** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **1 January 2094** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **28 June 2094** Total lunar eclipse |
| **21 December 2094** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **2 June 2095** Total solar eclipse |
| **26 November 2095** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **17 June 2095** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **11 December 2095** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **21 May 2096** Total solar eclipse |
| **14 November 2096** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **7 May 2096** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **5 June 2096** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **31 October 2096** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **29 November 2096** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **11 May 2097** Total solar eclipse |
| **3 November 2097** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **26 April 2097** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **20 October 2097** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **1 April 2098** Partial solar eclipse |
| **24 September 2098** Partial solar eclipse |
| **24 October 2098** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **15 April 2098** Total lunar eclipse |
| **10 October 2098** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **21 March 2099** Annular solar eclipse |
| **14 September 2099** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **5 April 2099** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **29 September 2099** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **10 March 2100** Annular solar eclipse |
| **4 September 2100** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **24 February 2100** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **19 August 2100** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **27 February 2101** Annular solar eclipse |
| **24 August 2101** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **13 February 2101** Total lunar eclipse |
| **9 August 2101** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **18 January 2102** Partial solar eclipse |
| **15 July 2102** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **3 February 2102** Total lunar eclipse |
| **29 July 2102** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **8 January 2103** Total solar eclipse |
| **4 July 2103** Annular solar eclipse |
| **29 December 2103** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **23 January 2103** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **20 June 2103** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **19 July 2103** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **13 December 2103** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **22 June 2104** Total solar eclipse |
| **17 December 2104** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **8 June 2104** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **1 December 2104** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **13 May 2105** Partial solar eclipse |
| **12 June 2105** Partial solar eclipse |
| **6 November 2105** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **28 May 2105** Total lunar eclipse |
| **21 November 2105** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **3 May 2106** Total solar eclipse |
| **26 October 2106** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **17 May 2106** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **11 November 2106** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **23 April 2107** Annular solar eclipse |
| **16 October 2107** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **7 April 2107** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **7 May 2107** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **2 October 2107** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **11 April 2108** Partial solar eclipse |
| **4 October 2108** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **27 March 2108** Total lunar eclipse |
| **20 September 2108** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **1 March 2109** Partial solar eclipse |
| **26 August 2109** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **16 March 2109** Total lunar eclipse |
| **9 September 2109** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **18 February 2110** Annular solar eclipse |
| **15 August 2110** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **6 March 2110** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **29 August 2110** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **8 February 2111** Total solar eclipse |
| **4 August 2111** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **24 January 2111** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **20 July 2111** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **28 January 2112** Total solar eclipse |
| **24 June 2112** Partial solar eclipse |
| **23 July 2112** Partial solar eclipse |
| **18 December 2112** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **13 January 2112** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **9 July 2112** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **13 June 2113** Total solar eclipse |
| **8 December 2113** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **1 January 2113** Total lunar eclipse |
| **29 June 2113** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **22 December 2113** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **3 June 2114** Total solar eclipse |
| **27 November 2114** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **19 May 2114** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **18 June 2114** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **12 November 2114** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **12 December 2114** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **23 May 2115** Total solar eclipse |
| **16 November 2115** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **8 May 2115** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **2 November 2115** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **12 April 2116** Partial solar eclipse |
| **6 October 2116** Partial solar eclipse |
| **4 November 2116** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **26 April 2116** Total lunar eclipse |
| **21 October 2116** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **2 April 2117** Annular solar eclipse |
| **25 September 2117** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **16 April 2117** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **10 October 2117** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **22 March 2118** Annular solar eclipse |
| **15 September 2118** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **7 March 2118** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **31 August 2118** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **11 March 2119** Annular solar eclipse |
| **4 September 2119** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **25 February 2119** Total lunar eclipse |
| **20 August 2119** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **30 January 2120** Partial solar eclipse |
| **25 July 2120** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **14 February 2120** Total lunar eclipse |
| **9 August 2120** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **18 January 2121** Total solar eclipse |
| **14 July 2121** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **2 February 2121** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **30 June 2121** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **29 July 2121** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **23 December 2121** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **8 January 2122** Annular solar eclipse |
| **3 July 2122** Total solar eclipse |
| **28 December 2122** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **19 June 2122** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **13 December 2122** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **25 May 2123** Partial solar eclipse |
| **23 June 2123** Partial solar eclipse |
| **17 November 2123** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **9 June 2123** Total lunar eclipse |
| **3 December 2123** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **13 May 2124** Total solar eclipse |
| **6 November 2124** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **28 May 2124** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **21 November 2124** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **3 May 2125** Annular solar eclipse |
| **26 October 2125** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **17 April 2125** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **17 May 2125** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **12 October 2125** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **22 April 2126** Annular solar eclipse |
| **16 October 2126** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **7 April 2126** Total lunar eclipse |
| **1 October 2126** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **12 March 2127** Partial solar eclipse |
| **6 September 2127** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **28 March 2127** Total lunar eclipse |
| **20 September 2127** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **1 March 2128** Annular solar eclipse |
| **25 August 2128** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **16 March 2128** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **8 September 2128** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **18 February 2129** Total solar eclipse |
| **14 August 2129** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **4 February 2129** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **31 July 2129** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **8 February 2130** Total solar eclipse |
| **3 August 2130** Partial solar eclipse |
| **30 December 2130** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **24 January 2130** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **20 July 2130** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **24 June 2131** Total solar eclipse |
| **19 December 2131** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **13 January 2131** Total lunar eclipse |
| **10 July 2131** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **13 June 2132** Total solar eclipse |
| **7 December 2132** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **2 January 2132** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **29 May 2132** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **28 June 2132** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **22 November 2132** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **22 December 2132** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **3 June 2133** Total solar eclipse |
| **26 November 2133** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **18 May 2133** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **12 November 2133** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **24 April 2134** Partial solar eclipse |
| **23 May 2134** Partial solar eclipse |
| **17 October 2134** Partial solar eclipse |
| **15 November 2134** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **8 May 2134** Total lunar eclipse |
| **1 November 2134** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **13 April 2135** Annular solar eclipse |
| **7 October 2135** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **27 April 2135** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **21 October 2135** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **1 April 2136** Annular solar eclipse |
| **25 September 2136** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **18 March 2136** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **16 April 2136** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **10 September 2136** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **21 March 2137** Annular solar eclipse |
| **15 September 2137** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **7 March 2137** Total lunar eclipse |
| **30 August 2137** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **9 February 2138** Partial solar eclipse |
| **5 August 2138** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **24 February 2138** Total lunar eclipse |
| **20 August 2138** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **30 January 2139** Total solar eclipse |
| **25 July 2139** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **13 February 2139** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **11 July 2139** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **10 August 2139** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **19 January 2140** Annular solar eclipse |
| **14 July 2140** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **4 January 2140** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **30 June 2140** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **23 December 2140** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **8 January 2141** Annular solar eclipse |
| **4 June 2141** Partial solar eclipse |
| **3 July 2141** Partial solar eclipse |
| **28 November 2141** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **19 June 2141** Total lunar eclipse |
| **13 December 2141** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **25 May 2142** Total solar eclipse |
| **17 November 2142** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **8 June 2142** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **2 December 2142** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **14 May 2143** Annular solar eclipse |
| **6 November 2143** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **29 April 2143** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **28 May 2143** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **23 October 2143** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **2 May 2144** Annular solar eclipse |
| **26 October 2144** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **17 April 2144** Total lunar eclipse |
| **11 October 2144** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **23 March 2145** Partial solar eclipse |
| **16 September 2145** Partial solar eclipse |
| **16 October 2145** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **7 April 2145** Total lunar eclipse |
| **30 September 2145** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **12 March 2146** Annular solar eclipse |
| **6 September 2146** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **28 March 2146** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **20 September 2146** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **2 March 2147** Total solar eclipse |
| **26 August 2147** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **15 February 2147** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **11 August 2147** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **9 September 2147** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **19 February 2148** Total solar eclipse |
| **14 August 2148** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **4 February 2148** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **31 July 2148** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **9 January 2149** Partial solar eclipse |
| **5 July 2149** Total solar eclipse |
| **29 December 2149** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **23 January 2149** Total lunar eclipse |
| **20 July 2149** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **24 June 2150** Total solar eclipse |
| **18 December 2150** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **13 January 2150** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **10 June 2150** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **9 July 2150** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **4 December 2150** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **14 June 2151** Total solar eclipse |
| **7 December 2151** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **2 January 2151** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **30 May 2151** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **23 November 2151** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **4 May 2152** Partial solar eclipse |
| **3 June 2152** Partial solar eclipse |
| **27 October 2152** Partial solar eclipse |
| **26 November 2152** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **18 May 2152** Total lunar eclipse |
| **12 November 2152** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **23 April 2153** Annular solar eclipse |
| **17 October 2153** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **8 May 2153** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **1 November 2153** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **12 April 2154** Annular solar eclipse |
| **7 October 2154** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **29 March 2154** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **27 April 2154** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **21 September 2154** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **21 October 2154** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **1 April 2155** Annular solar eclipse |
| **26 September 2155** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **18 March 2155** Total lunar eclipse |
| **11 September 2155** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **20 February 2156** Partial solar eclipse |
| **15 August 2156** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **7 March 2156** Total lunar eclipse |
| **30 August 2156** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **9 February 2157** Total solar eclipse |
| **5 August 2157** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **24 February 2157** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **20 August 2157** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **30 January 2158** Annular solar eclipse |
| **25 July 2158** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **14 January 2158** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **11 July 2158** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **19 January 2159** Annular solar eclipse |
| **15 June 2159** Partial solar eclipse |
| **15 July 2159** Partial solar eclipse |
| **9 December 2159** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **4 January 2159** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **30 June 2159** Total lunar eclipse |
| **24 December 2159** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **4 June 2160** Total solar eclipse |
| **27 November 2160** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **18 June 2160** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **13 December 2160** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **25 May 2161** Annular solar eclipse |
| **17 November 2161** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **9 May 2161** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **7 June 2161** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **2 November 2161** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **14 May 2162** Annular solar eclipse |
| **6 November 2162** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **29 April 2162** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **22 October 2162** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **3 April 2163** Partial solar eclipse |
| **28 September 2163** Partial solar eclipse |
| **27 October 2163** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **18 April 2163** Total lunar eclipse |
| **12 October 2163** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **22 March 2164** Hybrid solar eclipse |
| **16 September 2164** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **7 April 2164** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **30 September 2164** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **12 March 2165** Total solar eclipse |
| **5 September 2165** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **25 February 2165** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **21 August 2165** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **20 September 2165** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **2 March 2166** Total solar eclipse |
| **25 August 2166** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **14 February 2166** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **11 August 2166** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **21 January 2167** Partial solar eclipse |
| **16 July 2167** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **4 February 2167** Total lunar eclipse |
| **31 July 2167** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **10 January 2168** Annular solar eclipse |
| **5 July 2168** Total solar eclipse |
| **29 December 2168** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **24 January 2168** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **20 July 2168** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **14 December 2168** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **24 June 2169** Total solar eclipse |
| **18 December 2169** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **13 January 2169** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **9 June 2169** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **4 December 2169** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **15 May 2170** Partial solar eclipse |
| **14 June 2170** Partial solar eclipse |
| **8 November 2170** Partial solar eclipse |
| **7 December 2170** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **29 May 2170** Total lunar eclipse |
| **23 November 2170** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **4 May 2171** Annular solar eclipse |
| **28 October 2171** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **19 May 2171** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **12 November 2171** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **22 April 2172** Annular solar eclipse |
| **17 October 2172** Hybrid solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **8 April 2172** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **8 May 2172** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **1 October 2172** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **31 October 2172** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **12 April 2173** Annular solar eclipse |
| **6 October 2173** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **29 March 2173** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **21 September 2173** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **3 March 2174** Partial solar eclipse |
| **1 April 2174** Partial solar eclipse |
| **27 August 2174** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **18 March 2174** Total lunar eclipse |
| **11 September 2174** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **21 February 2175** Total solar eclipse |
| **16 August 2175** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **7 March 2175** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **31 August 2175** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **10 February 2176** Annular solar eclipse |
| **4 August 2176** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **25 January 2176** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **21 July 2176** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **29 January 2177** Annular solar eclipse |
| **26 June 2177** Partial solar eclipse |
| **25 July 2177** Partial solar eclipse |
| **19 December 2177** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **14 January 2177** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **10 July 2177** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **15 June 2178** Total solar eclipse |
| **9 December 2178** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **4 January 2178** Total lunar eclipse |
| **29 June 2178** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **24 December 2178** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **5 June 2179** Annular solar eclipse |
| **28 November 2179** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **20 May 2179** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **19 June 2179** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **14 November 2179** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **24 May 2180** Annular solar eclipse |
| **17 November 2180** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **9 May 2180** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **2 November 2180** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **13 April 2181** Partial solar eclipse |
| **13 May 2181** Partial solar eclipse |
| **8 October 2181** Partial solar eclipse |
| **6 November 2181** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **29 April 2181** Total lunar eclipse |
| **22 October 2181** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **3 April 2182** Hybrid solar eclipse |
| **27 September 2182** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **18 April 2182** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **11 October 2182** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **23 March 2183** Total solar eclipse |
| **16 September 2183** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **9 March 2183** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **2 September 2183** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **1 October 2183** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **12 March 2184** Total solar eclipse |
| **4 September 2184** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **26 February 2184** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **21 August 2184** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **31 January 2185** Partial solar eclipse |
| **26 July 2185** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **14 February 2185** Total lunar eclipse |
| **11 August 2185** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **20 January 2186** Annular solar eclipse |
| **16 July 2186** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **3 February 2186** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **31 July 2186** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **26 December 2186** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **9 January 2187** Annular solar eclipse |
| **6 July 2187** Total solar eclipse |
| **29 December 2187** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **24 January 2187** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **20 June 2187** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **15 December 2187** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **26 May 2188** Partial solar eclipse |
| **24 June 2188** Partial solar eclipse |
| **18 November 2188** Partial solar eclipse |
| **17 December 2188** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **9 June 2188** Total lunar eclipse |
| **3 December 2188** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **15 May 2189** Annular solar eclipse |
| **8 November 2189** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **29 May 2189** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **22 November 2189** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **4 May 2190** Annular solar eclipse |
| **28 October 2190** Hybrid solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **20 April 2190** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **19 May 2190** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **13 October 2190** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **11 November 2190** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **23 April 2191** Annular solar eclipse |
| **18 October 2191** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **9 April 2191** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **2 October 2191** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **13 March 2192** Partial solar eclipse |
| **12 April 2192** Partial solar eclipse |
| **6 September 2192** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **28 March 2192** Total lunar eclipse |
| **21 September 2192** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **3 March 2193** Total solar eclipse |
| **26 August 2193** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **17 March 2193** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **11 September 2193** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **20 February 2194** Annular solar eclipse |
| **16 August 2194** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **5 February 2194** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **2 August 2194** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **10 February 2195** Annular solar eclipse |
| **7 July 2195** Partial solar eclipse |
| **5 August 2195** Total solar eclipse |
| **31 December 2195** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **25 January 2195** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **22 July 2195** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **26 June 2196** Total solar eclipse |
| **19 December 2196** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **15 January 2196** Total lunar eclipse |
| **10 July 2196** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **15 June 2197** Annular solar eclipse |
| **8 December 2197** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **4 January 2197** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **31 May 2197** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **29 June 2197** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **24 November 2197** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **4 June 2198** Annular solar eclipse |
| **28 November 2198** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **20 May 2198** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **13 November 2198** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **25 April 2199** Partial solar eclipse |
| **24 May 2199** Partial solar eclipse |
| **19 October 2199** Partial solar eclipse |
| **18 November 2199** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **10 May 2199** Total lunar eclipse |
| **2 November 2199** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **14 April 2200** Total solar eclipse |
| **9 October 2200** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **30 April 2200** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **23 October 2200** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **4 April 2201** Total solar eclipse |
| **28 September 2201** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **20 March 2201** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **13 September 2201** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **12 October 2201** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **24 March 2202** Total solar eclipse |
| **17 September 2202** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **9 March 2202** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **3 September 2202** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **12 February 2203** Partial solar eclipse |
| **8 August 2203** Partial solar eclipse |
| **6 September 2203** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **26 February 2203** Total lunar eclipse |
| **23 August 2203** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **1 February 2204** Annular solar eclipse |
| **27 July 2204** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **16 February 2204** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **11 August 2204** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **20 January 2205** Annular solar eclipse |
| **17 July 2205** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **6 January 2205** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **4 February 2205** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **2 July 2205** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **26 December 2205** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **9 January 2206** Annular solar eclipse |
| **7 June 2206** Partial solar eclipse |
| **6 July 2206** Partial solar eclipse |
| **30 November 2206** Partial solar eclipse |
| **30 December 2206** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **21 June 2206** Total lunar eclipse |
| **16 December 2206** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **27 May 2207** Annular solar eclipse |
| **20 November 2207** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **11 June 2207** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **5 December 2207** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **15 May 2208** Annular solar eclipse |
| **9 November 2208** Hybrid solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **1 May 2208** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **30 May 2208** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **24 October 2208** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **23 November 2208** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **4 May 2209** Hybrid solar eclipse |
| **29 October 2209** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **20 April 2209** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **14 October 2209** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **26 March 2210** Partial solar eclipse |
| **24 April 2210** Partial solar eclipse |
| **18 September 2210** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **10 April 2210** Total lunar eclipse |
| **3 October 2210** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **15 March 2211** Total solar eclipse |
| **7 September 2211** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **30 March 2211** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **23 September 2211** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **4 March 2212** Annular solar eclipse |
| **27 August 2212** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **17 February 2212** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **18 March 2212** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **13 August 2212** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **21 February 2213** Annular solar eclipse |
| **17 August 2213** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **6 February 2213** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **2 August 2213** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **11 January 2214** Partial solar eclipse |
| **8 July 2214** Total solar eclipse |
| **31 December 2214** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **26 January 2214** Total lunar eclipse |
| **22 July 2214** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **27 June 2215** Annular solar eclipse |
| **21 December 2215** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **16 January 2215** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **12 June 2215** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **11 July 2215** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **6 December 2215** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **15 June 2216** Annular solar eclipse |
| **9 December 2216** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **1 June 2216** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **24 November 2216** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **6 May 2217** Partial solar eclipse |
| **5 June 2217** Partial solar eclipse |
| **31 October 2217** Partial solar eclipse |
| **29 November 2217** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **21 May 2217** Total lunar eclipse |
| **14 November 2217** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **25 April 2218** Total solar eclipse |
| **20 October 2218** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **11 May 2218** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **3 November 2218** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **15 April 2219** Total solar eclipse |
| **9 October 2219** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **31 March 2219** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **24 September 2219** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **24 October 2219** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **4 April 2220** Total solar eclipse |
| **27 September 2220** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **19 March 2220** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **13 September 2220** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **23 February 2221** Partial solar eclipse |
| **18 August 2221** Partial solar eclipse |
| **16 September 2221** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **9 March 2221** Total lunar eclipse |
| **2 September 2221** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **12 February 2222** Annular solar eclipse |
| **8 August 2222** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **26 February 2222** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **22 August 2222** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **1 February 2223** Annular solar eclipse |
| **28 July 2223** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **17 January 2223** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **16 February 2223** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **13 July 2223** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **21 January 2224** Annular solar eclipse |
| **17 July 2224** Partial solar eclipse |
| **11 December 2224** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **7 January 2224** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **1 July 2224** Total lunar eclipse |
| **26 December 2224** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **9 January 2225** Partial solar eclipse |
| **6 June 2225** Annular solar eclipse |
| **30 November 2225** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **21 June 2225** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **15 December 2225** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **26 May 2226** Annular solar eclipse |
| **20 November 2226** Hybrid solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **12 May 2226** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **11 June 2226** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **4 November 2226** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **4 December 2226** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **16 May 2227** Total solar eclipse |
| **9 November 2227** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **2 May 2227** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **25 October 2227** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **5 April 2228** Partial solar eclipse |
| **4 May 2228** Partial solar eclipse |
| **29 September 2228** Partial solar eclipse |
| **28 October 2228** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **20 April 2228** Total lunar eclipse |
| **14 October 2228** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **26 March 2229** Total solar eclipse |
| **18 September 2229** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **9 April 2229** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **3 October 2229** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **15 March 2230** Annular solar eclipse |
| **7 September 2230** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **27 February 2230** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **29 March 2230** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **24 August 2230** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **4 March 2231** Annular solar eclipse |
| **28 August 2231** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **17 February 2231** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **13 August 2231** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **22 January 2232** Partial solar eclipse |
| **18 July 2232** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **7 February 2232** Total lunar eclipse |
| **1 August 2232** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **11 January 2233** Annular solar eclipse |
| **8 July 2233** Annular solar eclipse |
| **31 December 2233** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **26 January 2233** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **22 June 2233** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **22 July 2233** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **17 December 2233** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **27 June 2234** Annular solar eclipse |
| **21 December 2234** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **12 June 2234** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **6 December 2234** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **17 May 2235** Partial solar eclipse |
| **16 June 2235** Partial solar eclipse |
| **11 November 2235** Partial solar eclipse |
| **10 December 2235** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **2 June 2235** Total lunar eclipse |
| **25 November 2235** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **6 May 2236** Total solar eclipse |
| **30 October 2236** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **21 May 2236** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **13 November 2236** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **25 April 2237** Total solar eclipse |
| **19 October 2237** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **11 April 2237** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **10 May 2237** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **5 October 2237** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **3 November 2237** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **15 April 2238** Total solar eclipse |
| **8 October 2238** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **31 March 2238** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **24 September 2238** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **6 March 2239** Partial solar eclipse |
| **29 August 2239** Partial solar eclipse |
| **28 September 2239** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **20 March 2239** Total lunar eclipse |
| **14 September 2239** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **23 February 2240** Annular solar eclipse |
| **18 August 2240** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **8 March 2240** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **2 September 2240** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **11 February 2241** Annular solar eclipse |
| **8 August 2241** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **28 January 2241** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **26 February 2241** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **23 July 2241** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **31 January 2242** Annular solar eclipse |
| **28 July 2242** Partial solar eclipse |
| **22 December 2242** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **17 January 2242** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **13 July 2242** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **21 January 2243** Partial solar eclipse |
| **18 June 2243** Annular solar eclipse |
| **12 December 2243** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **6 January 2243** Total lunar eclipse |
| **2 July 2243** Total lunar eclipse |
| **26 December 2243** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **6 June 2244** Annular solar eclipse |
| **30 November 2244** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **23 May 2244** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **21 June 2244** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **15 November 2244** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **14 December 2244** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **26 May 2245** Total solar eclipse |
| **20 November 2245** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **12 May 2245** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **4 November 2245** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **16 April 2246** Partial solar eclipse |
| **16 May 2246** Partial solar eclipse |
| **10 October 2246** Partial solar eclipse |
| **9 November 2246** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **1 May 2246** Total lunar eclipse |
| **25 October 2246** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **6 April 2247** Total solar eclipse |
| **29 September 2247** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **20 April 2247** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **15 October 2247** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **25 March 2248** Annular solar eclipse |
| **18 September 2248** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **10 March 2248** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **8 April 2248** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **3 September 2248** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **3 October 2248** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **15 March 2249** Annular solar eclipse |
| **7 September 2249** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **27 February 2249** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **23 August 2249** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **2 February 2250** Partial solar eclipse |
| **30 July 2250** Partial solar eclipse |
| **28 August 2250** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **17 February 2250** Total lunar eclipse |
| **13 August 2250** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **22 January 2251** Annular solar eclipse |
| **19 July 2251** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **7 February 2251** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **2 August 2251** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **28 December 2251** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **12 January 2252** Total solar eclipse |
| **7 July 2252** Annular solar eclipse |
| **31 December 2252** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **22 June 2252** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **16 December 2252** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **26 June 2253** Partial solar eclipse |
| **21 November 2253** Partial solar eclipse |
| **21 December 2253** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **12 June 2253** Total lunar eclipse |
| **5 December 2253** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **17 May 2254** Total solar eclipse |
| **10 November 2254** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **1 June 2254** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **25 November 2254** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **7 May 2255** Total solar eclipse |
| **30 October 2255** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **22 April 2255** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **22 May 2255** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **16 October 2255** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **14 November 2255** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **25 April 2256** Total solar eclipse |
| **19 October 2256** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **10 April 2256** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **5 October 2256** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **16 March 2257** Partial solar eclipse |
| **15 April 2257** Partial solar eclipse |
| **9 September 2257** Partial solar eclipse |
| **8 October 2257** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **30 March 2257** Total lunar eclipse |
| **24 September 2257** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **5 March 2258** Annular solar eclipse |
| **29 August 2258** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **20 March 2258** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **13 September 2258** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **22 February 2259** Annular solar eclipse |
| **19 August 2259** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **8 February 2259** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **9 March 2259** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **3 August 2259** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **2 September 2259** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **11 February 2260** Annular solar eclipse |
| **7 August 2260** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **28 January 2260** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **23 July 2260** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **1 January 2261** Partial solar eclipse |
| **31 January 2261** Partial solar eclipse |
| **28 June 2261** Partial solar eclipse |
| **22 December 2261** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **17 January 2261** Total lunar eclipse |
| **13 July 2261** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **17 June 2262** Annular solar eclipse |
| **12 December 2262** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **6 January 2262** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **3 June 2262** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **2 July 2262** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **26 November 2262** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **26 December 2262** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **6 June 2263** Total solar eclipse |
| **1 December 2263** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **23 May 2263** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **16 November 2263** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **27 April 2264** Partial solar eclipse |
| **26 May 2264** Partial solar eclipse |
| **20 October 2264** Partial solar eclipse |
| **19 November 2264** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **11 May 2264** Total lunar eclipse |
| **4 November 2264** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **16 April 2265** Total solar eclipse |
| **9 October 2265** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **30 April 2265** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **25 October 2265** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **6 April 2266** Annular solar eclipse |
| **29 September 2266** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **21 March 2266** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **20 April 2266** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **15 September 2266** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **14 October 2266** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **26 March 2267** Annular solar eclipse |
| **19 September 2267** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **11 March 2267** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **4 September 2267** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **13 February 2268** Partial solar eclipse |
| **9 August 2268** Partial solar eclipse |
| **7 September 2268** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **28 February 2268** Total lunar eclipse |
| **23 August 2268** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **1 February 2269** Annular solar eclipse |
| **29 July 2269** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **17 February 2269** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **12 August 2269** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **22 January 2270** Total solar eclipse |
| **18 July 2270** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **7 January 2270** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **4 July 2270** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **27 December 2270** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **12 January 2271** Total solar eclipse |
| **7 July 2271** Partial solar eclipse |
| **3 December 2271** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **23 June 2271** Total lunar eclipse |
| **17 December 2271** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **1 January 2272** Partial solar eclipse |
| **27 May 2272** Total solar eclipse |
| **21 November 2272** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **12 June 2272** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **5 December 2272** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **17 May 2273** Total solar eclipse |
| **10 November 2273** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **2 May 2273** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **1 June 2273** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **26 October 2273** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **25 November 2273** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **7 May 2274** Total solar eclipse |
| **30 October 2274** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **21 April 2274** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **16 October 2274** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **28 March 2275** Partial solar eclipse |
| **26 April 2275** Partial solar eclipse |
| **20 September 2275** Partial solar eclipse |
| **19 October 2275** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **11 April 2275** Total lunar eclipse |
| **5 October 2275** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **16 March 2276** Annular solar eclipse |
| **9 September 2276** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **30 March 2276** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **23 September 2276** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **5 March 2277** Annular solar eclipse |
| **29 August 2277** Total solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **18 February 2277** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **20 March 2277** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **14 August 2277** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **12 September 2277** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **22 February 2278** Annular solar eclipse |
| **19 August 2278** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **8 February 2278** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **3 August 2278** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **13 January 2279** Partial solar eclipse |
| **11 February 2279** Partial solar eclipse |
| **9 July 2279** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **28 January 2279** Total lunar eclipse |
| **24 July 2279** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **3 January 2280** Total solar eclipse |
| **27 June 2280** Annular solar eclipse |
| **22 December 2280** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **17 January 2280** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **13 June 2280** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **13 July 2280** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **6 December 2280** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **17 June 2281** Total solar eclipse |
| **11 December 2281** Annular solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **5 January 2281** Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| **3 June 2281** Partial lunar eclipse |
| **26 November 2281** Partial lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
| **8 May 2282** Partial solar eclipse |
| **6 June 2282** Partial solar eclipse |
| **1 November 2282** Partial solar eclipse |
| **30 November 2282** Partial solar eclipse |
| Lunar eclipses |
| **23 May 2282** Total lunar eclipse |
| **16 November 2282** Total lunar eclipse |
| Solar eclipses |
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| The eclipse maps presented on this website were computed usingEclipseSimulator. |
| This is an open-source tool which traces the positions of the Sun, Earth and Moon over the course of each eclipse and traces the path of the Moon's shadow across the Earth's surface. It was written by the author and freely available for download from GitHub. |
| EclipseSimulator takes the positions of each body from the JPLDE430 planetary ephemeris. It treats the Earth and Moon as ellipsoids with the same polar and equatorial radii which are also assumed by Fred Espenak's eclipse predictions. All eclipse predictions are made at sea level. The predictions here match those calculated by Xavier Jubier to within a few kilometers. |
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| ## What the Eclipse Looked Like Near the Maximum Point |
| The animation shows what the eclipse approximately looked like near the maximum point. The curvature of the Moon's path is due to the Earth's rotation. |
| Live Eclipse Animation will start at: |
| Live Eclipse Animation has ended. |
| ## Where the Eclipse Was Seen |
| Detailed eclipse path map |
| Try our new interactive eclipse maps.Zoom in and search for accurate eclipse times and visualizations for any location. |
| ## Path of the Eclipse Shadow |
| Expand for a list of selected cities where the partial eclipse was visible |
| This eclipse wasn't visible in Atlanta -Which upcoming eclipses can be seen in your location? |
| ### Eclipse Shadow Path |
| ## When the Eclipse Happened Worldwide — Timeline |
| The eclipse started at one location and ended at another. The times below are actual times (in UTC) when the eclipse occurred. This calculation uses aDelta Tvalue of 52.2 seconds. |
| Eclipse Stages Worldwide | First location to see the partial eclipse begin | Maximum Eclipse | Last location to see the partial eclipse end * These local times do not refer to a specific location but indicate the beginning, peak, and end of the eclipse on a global scale, each line referring to a different location. This eclipse isn't visible in Atlanta. Upcoming eclipses visible in Atlanta Next Partial Solar Eclipse will be on Jun 21, 1982 Eclipse calculations usually accurate to a few seconds |
| ## Countries Where the Eclipse Is Visible |
| | Start of Eclipse | End of Eclipse | Partial Solar Eclipse | Partial Solar Eclipse | Partial Solar Eclipse | Any part of the eclipse |
| ### An Eclipse Never Comes Alone! |
| A solar eclipse always occurs about two weeks before or after a lunar eclipse. Usually, there are two eclipses in a row, but other times, there are three during the same eclipse season. All eclipses 1900 — 2199 This is the second eclipse this season. First eclipse this season:January 9, 1982 — Total Lunar Eclipse How accurate is the eclipse calculation |
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| ## What the Eclipse Looked Like Near the Maximum Point |
| Live Eclipse Animation will start at: |
| Live Eclipse Animation has ended. |
| ## Where the Eclipse Was Seen |
| Detailed eclipse path map |
| Try our new interactive eclipse maps.Zoom in and search for accurate eclipse times and visualizations for any location. |
| ## Path of the Eclipse Shadow |
| Expand for a list of selected cities where the partial eclipse was visible |
| This eclipse wasn't visible in Atlanta -Which upcoming eclipses can be seen in your location? |
| ### Eclipse Shadow Path |
| ## When the Eclipse Happened Worldwide — Timeline |
| The eclipse started at one location and ended at another. The times below are actual times (in UTC) when the eclipse occurred. This calculation uses aDelta Tvalue of 52.6 seconds. |
| Eclipse Stages Worldwide | First location to see the partial eclipse begin | Maximum Eclipse | Last location to see the partial eclipse end * These local times do not refer to a specific location but indicate the beginning, peak, and end of the eclipse on a global scale, each line referring to a different location. This eclipse isn't visible in Atlanta. Upcoming eclipses visible in Atlanta Next Partial Solar Eclipse will be on Dec 15, 1982 Eclipse calculations usually accurate to a few seconds |
| ## Countries Where the Eclipse Is Visible |
| | Start of Eclipse | End of Eclipse | Partial Solar Eclipse | Partial Solar Eclipse | Partial Solar Eclipse | Partial Solar Eclipse | Partial Solar Eclipse | Partial Solar Eclipse | Partial Solar Eclipse | Partial Solar Eclipse | Partial Solar Eclipse | Partial Solar Eclipse | Partial Solar Eclipse | Partial Solar Eclipse | Partial Solar Eclipse | Partial Solar Eclipse | Partial Solar Eclipse | Partial Solar Eclipse | Partial Solar Eclipse | Partial Solar Eclipse | Partial Solar Eclipse | Partial Solar Eclipse | Partial Solar Eclipse | Partial Solar Eclipse | Partial Solar Eclipse | Partial Solar Eclipse | Partial Solar Eclipse | Partial Solar Eclipse | Partial Solar Eclipse | Partial Solar Eclipse | Partial Solar Eclipse | Partial Solar Eclipse | Partial Solar Eclipse | Partial Solar Eclipse | Partial Solar Eclipse | Partial Solar Eclipse | Any part of the eclipse |
| ### An Eclipse Never Comes Alone! |
| A solar eclipse always occurs about two weeks before or after a lunar eclipse. Usually, there are two eclipses in a row, but other times, there are three during the same eclipse season. All eclipses 1900 — 2199 This is the third eclipse this season. First eclipse this season:June 21, 1982 — Partial Solar Eclipse Second eclipse this season:July 6, 1982 — Total Lunar Eclipse How accurate is the eclipse calculation |
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| January 1982 lunar eclipse Total eclipse | January 9, 1982 | Totality A totallunar eclipseoccurred at the Moon’sascending nodeof orbit on Saturday, January 9, 1982,[1]with an umbralmagnitudeof 1.3310. A lunar eclipse occurs when theMoonmoves into theEarth's shadow, causing the Moon to be darkened. A total lunar eclipse occurs when the Moon's near side entirely passes into the Earth's umbral shadow. Unlike asolar eclipse, which can only be viewed from a relatively small area of the world, a lunar eclipse may be viewed from anywhere on thenightside of Earth. A total lunar eclipse can last up to nearly two hours, while a total solar eclipse lasts only a few minutes at any given place, because the Moon'sshadowis smaller. Occurring about 1.3 days afterperigee(on January 8, 1982, at 11:30 UTC), the Moon's apparent diameter was larger.[2] The eclipse was completely visible over much ofAfrica,Europe, andAsia, seen rising over northeasternNorth America, easternSouth America, andwest Africaand setting overAustraliaand the westernPacific Ocean.[3] |
| ## Eclipse details |
| January 9, 1982 Lunar Eclipse Parameters |
| ## Eclipse season |
| This eclipse is part of aneclipse season, a period, roughly every six months, when eclipses occur. Only two (or occasionally three) eclipse seasons occur each year, and each season lasts about 35 days and repeats just short of six months (173 days) later |
| ## Related eclipses |
| ### Eclipses in 1982 |
| * **A total lunar eclipse on January 9.** |
| * A partial solar eclipse on January 25. |
| * A partial solar eclipse on June 21. |
| * A total lunar eclipse on July 6. |
| * A partial solar eclipse on July 20. |
| * A partial solar eclipse on December 15. |
| * A total lunar eclipse on December 30. |
| * Preceded by:Lunar eclipse of March 24, 1978 |
| * Followed by:Lunar eclipse of October 28, 1985 |
| * Preceded by:Lunar eclipse of November 29, 1974 |
| * Followed by:Lunar eclipse of February 20, 1989 |
| * Preceded by:Solar eclipse of January 4, 1973 |
| * Followed by:Solar eclipse of January 15, 1991 |
| * Preceded by:Lunar eclipse of February 10, 1971 |
| * Followed by:Lunar eclipse of December 9, 1992 |
| ### Lunar Saros 124 |
| * Preceded by:Lunar eclipse of December 30, 1963 |
| * Followed by:Lunar eclipse of January 21, 2000 |
| * Preceded by:Lunar eclipse of January 29, 1953 |
| * Followed by:Lunar eclipse of December 21, 2010 |
| * Preceded by:Lunar eclipse of March 11, 1895 |
| * Followed by:Lunar eclipse of November 9, 2068 |
| ### Lunar eclipses of 1980–1984 |
| This eclipse is a member of asemester series. An eclipse in a semester series of lunar eclipses repeats approximately every 177 days and 4 hours (a semester) at alternatingnodesof the Moon's orbit.[5] The penumbral lunar eclipses onMarch 1, 1980andAugust 26, 1980occur in the previous lunar year eclipse set, and the penumbral lunar eclipses onMay 15, 1984andNovember 8, 1984occur in the next lunar year eclipse set. | **Total** | **Total** | **Total** This eclipse is a part ofSaros series 124, repeating every 18 years, 11 days, and containing 73 events. The series started with a penumbral lunar eclipse on August 17, 1152. It contains partial eclipses from March 21, 1513 through June 15, 1639 |
| * List of lunar eclipses |
| * List of 20th-century lunar eclipses |
| * ""January 9–10, 1982 Total Lunar Eclipse (Blood Moon)"". timeanddate. Retrieved6 January2025. |
| * ""Total Lunar Eclipse of 1982 Jan 09""(PDF). NASA. Retrieved6 January2025. |
| * ""Total Lunar Eclipse of 1982 Jan 09"". EclipseWise.com. Retrieved6 January2025. |
| * van Gent, R.H.""Solar- and Lunar-Eclipse Predictions from Antiquity to the Present""._A Catalogue of Eclipse Cycles_. Utrecht University. Retrieved6 October2018. |
| * ""NASA - Catalog of Lunar Eclipses of Saros 124""._eclipse.gsfc.nasa.gov_. |
| * Listing of Eclipses of series 124 |
| * 1982 Jan 09 chartEclipse Predictions byFred Espenak,NASA/GSFC |
| | Lists of lunar eclipses |
| * Central total eclipses |
| * Total penumbral eclipses |
| | Lunar eclipsesby era | Lunar eclipses bysaros series | Partial eclipses | Total eclipses | Penumbral eclipses |
| * Eclipses in mythology and culture |
| * →symbol denotes next eclipse in series |
| * 20th-century lunar eclipses |
| January 1982 lunar eclipse |
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| ## What the Eclipse Looked Like Near the Maximum Point |
| The animation shows what the eclipse approximately looked like near the maximum point. The curvature of the Moon's path is due to the Earth's rotation. |
| Live Eclipse Animation will start at: |
| Live Eclipse Animation has ended. |
| ## Where the Eclipse Was Seen |
| Detailed eclipse path map |
| Try our new interactive eclipse maps.Zoom in and search for accurate eclipse times and visualizations for any location. |
| ## Path of the Eclipse Shadow |
| Expand for a list of selected cities where the partial eclipse was visible |
| This eclipse wasn't visible in Atlanta -Which upcoming eclipses can be seen in your location? |
| ### Eclipse Shadow Path |
| ## When the Eclipse Happened Worldwide — Timeline |
| The eclipse started at one location and ended at another. The times below are actual times (in UTC) when the eclipse occurred. This calculation uses aDelta Tvalue of 52.6 seconds. |
| Eclipse Stages Worldwide | First location to see the partial eclipse begin | Maximum Eclipse | Last location to see the partial eclipse end * These local times do not refer to a specific location but indicate the beginning, peak, and end of the eclipse on a global scale, each line referring to a different location. This eclipse isn't visible in Atlanta. Upcoming eclipses visible in Atlanta Next Partial Solar Eclipse will be on Jul 20, 1982 Eclipse calculations usually accurate to a few seconds |
| ## Countries Where the Eclipse Is Visible |
| | Start of Eclipse | End of Eclipse | Partial Solar Eclipse | Partial Solar Eclipse | Partial Solar Eclipse | Partial Solar Eclipse | Partial Solar Eclipse | Partial Solar Eclipse | Partial Solar Eclipse | Partial Solar Eclipse | Partial Solar Eclipse | Any part of the eclipse |
| ### An Eclipse Never Comes Alone! |
| A solar eclipse always occurs about two weeks before or after a lunar eclipse. Usually, there are two eclipses in a row, but other times, there are three during the same eclipse season. All eclipses 1900 — 2199 This is the first eclipse this season. Second eclipse this season:July 6, 1982 — Total Lunar Eclipse Third eclipse this season:July 20, 1982 — Partial Solar Eclipse How accurate is the eclipse calculation |
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| July 1982 lunar eclipse Total eclipse | July 6, 1982 | Totality A totallunar eclipseoccurred at the Moon’sdescending nodeof orbit on Tuesday, July 6, 1982,[1]with an umbralmagnitudeof 1.7180. It was acentral lunar eclipse, in which part of theMoonpassed through thecenterof theEarth's shadow. A lunar eclipse occurs when theMoonmoves into theEarth's shadow, causing the Moon to be darkened. A total lunar eclipse occurs when the Moon's near side entirely passes into the Earth's umbral shadow. Unlike asolar eclipse, which can only be viewed from a relatively small area of the world, a lunar eclipse may be viewed from anywhere on thenightside of Earth. A total lunar eclipse can last up to nearly two hours, while a total solar eclipse lasts only a few minutes at any given place, because the Moon'sshadowis smaller. Occurring about 1.2 days afterapogee(on July 5, 1982, at 2:30 UTC), the Moon's apparent diameter was smaller.[2]It was the longest total lunar eclipse sincethe 1859 eclipse.[3]: 145 The eclipse was completely visible over western and centralNorth America, westernSouth America, andAntarctica, seen rising over northwestern North America,Australia, and the westernPacific Oceanand setting over northeastern North America, eastern South America, andwestandsouthern Africa.[4] |
| ## Eclipse details |
| July 6, 1982 Lunar Eclipse Parameters |
| ## Eclipse season |
| This eclipse is part of aneclipse season, a period, roughly every six months, when eclipses occur. Only two (or occasionally three) eclipse seasons occur each year, and each season lasts about 35 days and repeats just short of six months (173 days) later |
| ## Related eclipses |
| ### Eclipses in 1982 |
| * A total lunar eclipse on January 9. |
| * A partial solar eclipse on January 25. |
| * A partial solar eclipse on June 21. |
| * **A total lunar eclipse on July 6.** |
| * A partial solar eclipse on July 20. |
| * A partial solar eclipse on December 15. |
| * A total lunar eclipse on December 30. |
| * Preceded by:Lunar eclipse of September 16, 1978 |
| * Followed by:Lunar eclipse of April 24, 1986 |
| * Preceded by:Lunar eclipse of May 25, 1975 |
| * Followed by:Lunar eclipse of August 17, 1989 |
| * Preceded by:Solar eclipse of June 30, 1973 |
| * Followed by:Solar eclipse of July 11, 1991 |
| * Preceded by:Lunar eclipse of August 6, 1971 |
| * Followed by:Lunar eclipse of June 4, 1993 |
| ### Lunar Saros 129 |
| * Preceded by:Lunar eclipse of June 25, 1964 |
| * Followed by:Lunar eclipse of July 16, 2000 |
| * Preceded by:Lunar eclipse of July 26, 1953 |
| * Followed by:Lunar eclipse of June 15, 2011 |
| * Preceded by:Lunar eclipse of September 4, 1895 |
| * Followed by:Lunar eclipse of May 6, 2069 |
| ### Lunar eclipses of 1980–1984 |
| This eclipse is a member of asemester series. An eclipse in a semester series of lunar eclipses repeats approximately every 177 days and 4 hours (a semester) at alternatingnodesof the Moon's orbit.[6] The penumbral lunar eclipses onMarch 1, 1980andAugust 26, 1980occur in the previous lunar year eclipse set, and the penumbral lunar eclipses onMay 15, 1984andNovember 8, 1984occur in the next lunar year eclipse set. | **Total** | **Total** | **Total** This eclipse is a part ofSaros series 129, repeating every 18 years, 11 days, and containing 71 events. The series started with a penumbral lunar eclipse on June 10, 1351. It contains partial eclipses from September 26, 1531 through May 11, 1892 |
| * List of lunar eclipses |
| * List of 20th-century lunar eclipses |
| * ""July 5–6, 1982 Total Lunar Eclipse (Blood Moon)"". timeanddate. Retrieved6 January2025. |
| * ""Total Lunar Eclipse of 1982 Jul 06""(PDF). NASA. Retrieved6 January2025. |
| * ""Total Lunar Eclipse of 1982 Jul 06"". EclipseWise.com. Retrieved6 January2025. |
| * van Gent, R.H.""Solar- and Lunar-Eclipse Predictions from Antiquity to the Present""._A Catalogue of Eclipse Cycles_. Utrecht University. Retrieved6 October2018. |
| * ""NASA - Catalog of Lunar Eclipses of Saros 129""._eclipse.gsfc.nasa.gov_. |
| * Listing of Eclipses of series 129 |
| * 1982 Jul 06 chartEclipse Predictions byFred Espenak,NASA/GSFC |
| * Eclipses: 1901 to 2000[] |
| * Total Lunar Eclipse of 1982 July 06 Photo Gallery |
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| * Vulcan Eclipse End of Totality 6 July 1982, by Jerry Lodriguss |
| * Bao-Lin Liu,_Canon of Lunar Eclipses 1500 B.C.-A.D. 3000_ , 1992 |
| * Total penumbral lunar eclipse |
| * Solar eclipses on the Moon |
| * Transient lunar phenomenon |
| | Lists of lunar eclipses |
| * Central total eclipses |
| * Total penumbral eclipses |
| | Lunar eclipsesby era | Lunar eclipses bysaros series | Partial eclipses | Total eclipses | Penumbral eclipses |
| * Eclipses in mythology and culture |
| * →symbol denotes next eclipse in series |
| * 20th-century lunar eclipses |
| * Central total lunar eclipses |
| July 1982 lunar eclipse |
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| Composite image of theApril 2014 total lunar eclipsefromCharleston, West Virginia, United States |
| This can occur only when theSun, Earth, and Moon are exactly or very closely aligned (insyzygy) with Earth between the other two, which can happen only on the night of a full moon when the Moon is near eitherlunar node. The type and length of a lunar eclipse depend on the Moon's proximity to the lunar node.[2][3] |
| When the Moon is totally eclipsed by the Earth (a ""deep eclipse""),[4][5]it takes on a reddish color that is caused by the planet when it completely blocks directsunlightfrom reaching the Moon's surface, as the only light that isreflectedfrom the lunar surface is what has beenrefractedby theEarth's atmosphere. This light appears reddish due to theRayleigh scatteringof blue light, the same reason sunrises and sunsets are more orange than during the day. |
| Unlike asolar eclipse, which can only be viewed from a relatively small area of the world, a lunar eclipse may be viewed from anywhere on thenightside of Earth. A total lunar eclipse can last up to nearly two hours (while a total solar eclipse lasts only a few minutes at any given place) because the Moon'sshadowis smaller. Also unlike solar eclipses, lunar eclipses are safe to view without anyeye protectionor special precautions. |
| The symbol for a lunar eclipse (or any body in the shadow of another) is (U+1F776 🝶). |
| ## Types of lunar eclipses |
| A schematic diagram of theshadowcast byEarth. Within theumbra, the central region, the planet totally shields directsunlight. In contrast, within thepenumbra, the outer portion, the sunlight is only partially blocked. (Neither theSun,Moon, and Earth sizes nor the distances between the bodies are to scale.) |
| Earth's shadowcan be divided into two distinctive parts: theumbraandpenumbra.[6]Earth totally occludes directsolar radiationwithin the umbra, the central region of the shadow. However, since the Sun'sdiameter appearsto be about one-quarter of Earth's in thelunar sky, the planet only partially blocks directsunlightwithin the penumbra, the outer portion of the shadow. |
| ### Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| A penumbral lunar eclipse occurs when part or all of the Moon's near side passes into the Earth's penumbra.[7]No part of the moon is in the Earth's umbra during this event, meaning that on all or a part of the Moon's surface facing Earth, the sun is partially blocked. The penumbra causes a subtle dimming of the lunar surface, which is only visible to the naked eye when the majority of the Moon's diameter has immersed into Earth's penumbra.[8]A special type of penumbral eclipse is a _total penumbral lunar eclipse_ , during which the entire Moon lies exclusively within Earth's penumbra. Total penumbral eclipses are rare, and when these occur, the portion of the Moon closest to the umbra may appear slightly darker than the rest of the lunar disk. |
| ### Partial lunar eclipse |
| Latter phases of the partiallunar eclipse on 17 July 2019taken fromGloucestershire,United Kingdom |
| When the Moon's near side penetrates partially into the Earth's umbra, it is known as a partial lunar eclipse,[7]while a _total lunar eclipse_ occurs when the entire Moon enters the Earth's umbra. During this event, one part of the Moon is in the Earth's umbra, while the other part is in the Earth's penumbra. The Moon's averageorbital speedis about 1.03 km/s (2,300 mph), or a little more than its diameter per hour, so totality may last up to nearly 107 minutes. Nevertheless, the total time between the first and last contacts of the Moon's limb with Earth's shadow is much longer and could last up to 236 minutes.[9] |
| ### Total lunar eclipse |
| Timelapse of the total lunar eclipse on 4 March 2007. |
| When the Moon's near side entirely passes into the Earth's umbral shadow, a total lunar eclipse occurs.[7]Just prior to complete entry, the brightness of the lunar limb—the curved edge of the Moon still being hit by direct sunlight—will cause the rest of the Moon to appear comparatively dim. The moment the Moon enters a complete eclipse, the entire surface will become more or less uniformly bright, being able to reveal stars surrounding it. Later, as the Moon's opposite limb is struck by sunlight, the overall disk will again become obscured. This is because, as viewed from the Earth, the brightness of a lunar limb is generally greater than that of the rest of the surface due to reflections from the many surface irregularities within the limb: sunlight striking these irregularities is always reflected back in greater quantities than that striking more central parts, which is why the edges of full moons generally appear brighter than the rest of the lunar surface. This is similar to the effect ofvelvetfabric over a convex curved surface, which, to an observer, will appear darkest at the center of the curve. It will be true of any planetary body with little or no atmosphere and an irregular cratered surface (e.g., Mercury) when viewed opposite the Sun.[10] |
| ### Central lunar eclipse |
| Central lunar eclipse is a total lunar eclipse during which the Moon passes near and through the centre of Earth's shadow, contacting theantisolar point.[11]This type of lunar eclipse isrelatively rare. |
| Therelative distanceof the Moon from Earth at the time of an eclipse can affect the eclipse's duration. In particular, when the Moon is nearapogee, the farthest point from Earth inits orbit, itsorbital speedis the slowest. The diameter of Earth's umbra does not decrease appreciably within the changes in the Moon's orbital distance. Thus, the concurrence of a totally eclipsed Moon near apogee will lengthen the duration of totality. |
| October 2014 lunar eclipseviewed fromMinneapolisduringsunriseon 8 October 2014. Both the Moon and Sun were visible at that time.[12] |
| A _selenelion_ or _selenehelion_ , also called a _horizontal eclipse_ , occurs where and when both the Sun and an eclipsed Moon can be observed at the same time. The event can only be observed just beforesunsetor just aftersunrise, when both bodies will appear just above oppositehorizonsat nearlyopposite pointsin the sky. A selenelion occurs during every total lunar eclipse—it is an experience of the _observer_ , not a planetary _event_ separate from the lunar eclipse itself. Typically, observers on Earth located on high mountain ridges undergoingfalse sunriseorfalse sunset _at the same moment of a total lunar eclipse_ will be able to experience it. Although during selenelion the Moon is completely within the Earth's umbra, both it and the Sun can be observed in the sky becauseatmospheric refractioncauses each body toappear higher(i.e., more central) in the sky than its true geometric planetary position.[13] |
| The timing of total lunar eclipses is determined by what are known as its ""contacts"" (moments of contact with Earth's shadow):[14] |
| * _U2_(_Third contact_): Beginning of the total eclipse. The Moon's surface is entirely within Earth's umbra. |
| * _Greatest eclipse_ : The peak stage of the total eclipse. The Moon is at its closest to the center of Earth's umbra. |
| * U3 (_Fourth contact_): End of the total eclipse. The Moon's outer limb exits Earth's umbra. |
| The following scale (theDanjon scale) was devised byAndré Danjonfor rating the overall darkness of lunar eclipses:[15] |
| ## Lunar versus solar eclipse |
| In a lunar eclipse, the Moon often passes through two regions ofEarth's shadow: an outer penumbra, where direct sunlight is dimmed, and an inner umbra, where indirect and much dimmer sunlightrefractedby Earth's atmosphere shines on the Moon, leaving a reddish color. This can be seen in different exposures of a partial lunar eclipse, for example here with exposures of 1/80, 2/5, and 2 seconds. |
| There is often confusion between a solar eclipse and a lunar eclipse. While both involve interactions between the Sun, Earth, and the Moon, they are very different in their interactions. |
| The amount of refracted light depends on the amount ofdustorcloudsin the atmosphere |
| Christopher Columbuspredictinga lunar eclipse |
| Several cultures havemythsrelated to lunar eclipses or allude to the lunar eclipse as being a good or badomen. TheEgyptianssaw the eclipse as a sow swallowing the Moon for a short time |
| Similarly to the Mayans, theIncansbelieved that lunar eclipses occurred when a jaguar ate the Moon, which is why a blood moon looks red. The Incans also believed that once the jaguar finished eating the Moon, it could come down and devour all the animals on Earth, so they would take spears and shout at the Moon to keep it away.[20] |
| The ancientMesopotamiansbelieved that a lunar eclipse was when the Moon was being attacked by seven demons. This attack was more than just one on the Moon, however, for the Mesopotamians linked what happened in the sky with what happened on the land, and because the king of Mesopotamia represented the land, the seven demons were thought to be also attacking the king. In order to prevent this attack on the king, the Mesopotamians made someone pretend to be the king so they would be attacked instead of the true king. After the lunar eclipse was over, the substitute king was made to disappear (possibly bypoisoning).[20] |
| In some Chinese cultures, people would ring bells to prevent adragonor other wild animals from biting the Moon.[21]In the 19th century, during a lunar eclipse, theChinese navyfired its artillery because of this belief.[22]During theZhou Dynasty(c.1046–256 BC) in the _Book of Songs_, the sight of a Red Moon engulfed in darkness was believed to foreshadow famine or disease.[23] |
| Totality during thelunar eclipse of 15 May 2022. Direct sunlight is being blocked by theEarth, and the only light reaching it is sunlightrefractedby Earth's atmosphere, producing a reddish color. |
| Certain lunar eclipses have been referred to as ""blood moons"" in popular articles but this is not a scientifically recognized term.[24]This term has been given two separate, but overlapping, meanings. |
| The meaning usually relates to the reddish color a totally eclipsed Moon takes on to observers on Earth.[25]Assunlightpenetrates theatmosphere of Earth, the gaseous layerfiltersandrefractsthe rays in such a way that the green to violet wavelengths on thevisible spectrumscattermore strongly than the red, thus giving the Moon a reddish cast.[26]This is possible because the rays from the Sun are able to wrap around the Earth and reflect off the Moon.[27] |
| As the Earth revolves around the Sun, approximateaxial parallelismof the Moon's orbital plane (tiltedfive degrees to theEarth's orbital plane) results in the revolution of thelunar nodesrelative to the Earth. This causes aneclipse seasonapproximately every six months, in which asolar eclipsecan occur at thenew moonphase and a lunar eclipse can occur at thefull moonphase. |
| At least two lunar eclipses and as many as five occur every year, although total lunar eclipses are significantly less common than partial lunar eclipses. If the date and time of an eclipse is known, the occurrences of upcoming eclipses are predictable using aneclipse cycle, like thesaros. Eclipses occur only during aneclipse season, when the Sun appears to pass near eithernodeof theMoon's orbit. |
| Main article:Solar eclipses on the Moon |
| A painting byLucien Rudauxshowing how a solar eclipse might appear when viewed from the lunar surface. The Moon's surface appears red because the only sunlight available is refracted through Earth's atmosphere on the edges of Earth, as shown in the sky in this painting. |
| A lunar eclipse is on the Moon asolar eclipse. The occurrence makes Earth's atmosphere appear as a red ring around the dark Earth. During full moon, the phase when lunar eclipses take place, the dark side of the Earth is illuminated by the Moon and itsmoon light. |
| * Lists of lunar eclipsesandList of 21st-century lunar eclipses |
| * Eclipses in history and culture |
| * McClure, Bruce (27 July 2018).""Century's Longest Lunar Eclipse July 27"".. Retrieved1 August2018. |
| * ""NASA - Periodicity of Lunar Eclipses""._eclipse.gsfc.nasa.gov_. Retrieved13 May2024. |
| * Miller, A.M. |
| * H. Mucke, J. Meeus (1992)._Canon of Lunar Eclipses -2002 to +2526_(3rd ed.). Astronomisches Büro Wien. p. V. |
| * Deans, Paul |
| * Espenak, Fred |
| 978-0-19-953209-4 |
| * Pollack, Rebecca.""Ancient Myths Revised with Lunar Eclipse"". University of Maryland. Retrieved2 October2014. |
| * Ani.""Hindus take a dip in the Ganges during Lunar Eclipse""._Yahoo News_. Retrieved2 October2014. |
| * ^Jump up to:Lee, Jane (14 April 2014).""Lunar Eclipse Myths From Around the World""._National Geographic_. Archived fromthe originalon 17 April 2014. Retrieved9 October2014. |
| * Quilas, Ma Evelyn.""Interesting Facts and Myths about Lunar Eclipse""._LA Times_. Retrieved2 October2014. |
| * ""Mythology of the Lunar Eclipse""._LifeAsMyth.com_. |
| * Kaul, Gayatri (15 June 2011).""What Lunar Eclipse Means in Different Parts of the World""._India.com_. Retrieved6 October2014. |
| * Jeanna, Bryner (13 May 2022).""Why does the moon turn red during a total lunar eclipse?""._Space.com_. Retrieved5 January2023. |
| * Bao-Lin Liu,_Canon of Lunar Eclipses 1500 B.C.-A.D. 3000._ Willmann-Bell, Richmond VA, 1992 |
| * Jean MeeusandHermann Mucke _Canon of Lunar Eclipses -2002 to +2526_(3rd edition). Astronomisches Büro, Vienna, 1992 |
| * Espenak, F.,_Fifty Year Canon of Lunar Eclipses: 1986–2035._ NASA Reference Publication 1216, 1989 |
| * Espenak, F._Thousand Year Canon of Lunar Eclipses 1501 to 2500_ , Astropixels Publishing, Portal AZ, 2014 |
| **Lunar eclipse** at Wikipedia'ssister projects |
| * _Lunar Eclipse Essentials_ : video from NASA |
| * Animated explanation of the mechanics of a lunar eclipseArchived3 June 2013 at theWayback Machine, University of South Wales |
| * U.S. Navy Lunar Eclipse ComputerArchived13 August 2011 at theWayback Machine |
| * NASA Lunar Eclipse Page |
| * Search among the 12,064 lunar eclipses over five millennium and display interactive maps |
| * Lunar Eclipses for Beginners |
| * Tips on photographing the lunar eclipse from New York Institute of PhotographyArchived14 July 2011 at theWayback Machine |
| * Lunar Eclipse 8 October 2014 - NASA FULL VERSIONonYouTube |
| * Total penumbral lunar eclipse |
| * Solar eclipses on the Moon |
| * Transient lunar phenomenon |
| Lunar eclipses |
| Lists of lunar eclipses |
| * Central total eclipses |
| * Total penumbral eclipses |
| | Lunar eclipsesby era | Lunar eclipses bysaros series | Partial eclipses | Total eclipses | Penumbral eclipses |
| * Eclipses in mythology and culture |
| * →symbol denotes next eclipse in series |
| Lunar eclipse |
| *[c.]: circa |
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| # Five Millennium Catalog of Lunar Eclipses |
| Eclipses of the Moon can only occur during the Full Moon phase. It is then possible for the Moon to pass through Earth’s penumbral or umbral shadows thereby producing an eclipse. There are three types of lunar eclipses: |
| Thevisual appearanceof these eclipse types differs dramatically from each other. |
| ## Lunar Eclipses: 1901 to 2000 |
| During the 20th century CE[1], Earth experienced 229 lunar eclipses. The following table shows the number of eclipses of each type over this period. |
| Lunar Eclipses: 1901 - 2000 | Eclipse Type | All Eclipses | Total Total eclipses can be further classified as either _central_ or _non-central_ : |
| * **Central** - Some portion of the Moon passes directly through the center of Earth’s umbral shadow. These are the deepest and longest type of lunar eclipse. |
| | Total Eclipses There are a minimum of two and a maximum of five lunar eclipses in every calendar year. Statistics for the number of eclipses each year during the century are listed below. ``` |
| **Two lunar eclipses in same month: 1904 Mar 02 & 1904 Mar 31** |
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| When four consecutive lunar eclipses are all _total_ eclipses, the group is known as a tetrad. The following tetrads occur during this century: For more information, seeCatalog of Lunar Eclipse Saros Series. The longest and shortest lunar eclipses of the century and other eclipse extrema are listed below. ``` |
| **Longest Total Lunar Eclipse: 2000 Jul 16 Duration = 01h46m24s |
| Shortest Total Lunar Eclipse: 1917 Dec 28 Duration = 00h11m58s** |
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| **Longest Partial Lunar Eclipse: 1956 May 24 Duration = 03h24m27s |
| Shortest Partial Lunar Eclipse: 1958 May 03 Duration = 00h21m02s** |
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| **Largest Total Lunar Eclipse: 1953 Jul 26 Umbra Magnitude = 1.8628 |
| Smallest Total Lunar Eclipse: 1917 Dec 28 Umbra Magnitude = 1.0056** |
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| **Largest Partial Lunar Eclipse: 1939 Oct 28 Umbra Magnitude = 0.9877 |
| Smallest Partial Lunar Eclipse: 1958 May 03 Umbra Magnitude = 0.0092** |
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| **Largest Penumbral Lunar Eclipse: 1988 Mar 03 Pen. Magnitude = 1.0907 |
| Smallest Penumbral Lunar Eclipse: 1969 Aug 27 Pen. Magnitude = 0.0131** |
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| A _total_ penumbral eclipse in one in which the entire Moon passes through the penumbra but misses the umbral shadow. During the century, there are 83 penumbral eclipses of which 9 ( 10.8%) are total penumbral eclipses: ``` |
| **1. Total Penumbral Eclipse: 1901 May 03 Pen. Magnitude = 1.0431 |
| 2. Total Penumbral Eclipse: 1908 Dec 07 Pen. Magnitude = 1.0344 |
| 3. Total Penumbral Eclipse: 1926 Dec 19 Pen. Magnitude = 1.0257 |
| 4. Total Penumbral Eclipse: 1944 Dec 29 Pen. Magnitude = 1.0220 |
| 5. Total Penumbral Eclipse: 1948 Oct 18 Pen. Magnitude = 1.0140 |
| 6. Total Penumbral Eclipse: 1963 Jan 09 Pen. Magnitude = 1.0180 |
| 7. Total Penumbral Eclipse: 1981 Jan 20 Pen. Magnitude = 1.0136 |
| 8. Total Penumbral Eclipse: 1988 Mar 03 Pen. Magnitude = 1.0907 |
| 9. Total Penumbral Eclipse: 1999 Jan 31 Pen. Magnitude = 1.0027** |
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| The concise details at greatest eclipse[2] for every lunar eclipse during the century are presented below.Key to Catalog of Lunar Eclipsescontains a detailed description and explanation of every item listed in the catalog. The Catalog Number in the first column links to afigureshowing the eclipse geometry and geographic visibility map of each phase of an eclipse. |
| ## Five Millennium Catalog of Lunar Eclipses |
| [2] Greatest eclipse is defined as the instant when the Moon passes closest to the axis of Earth’s umbral shadow cone. |
| # Catalog of Lunar Eclipses: 1901 to 2000 ( 1901 CE to 2000 CE ) |
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| TD of Phase Greatest |
| Cat Calendar Greatest Luna Saros Ecl. Pen. Um. ---- Durations ---- in Zenith |
| Num Date Eclipse ΔT Num Num Type QSE Gamma Mag. Mag. Pen. Par. Total Lat. Lng. |
| s m m m094221901 May 03 18:30:38 -1 -1221110Nx -t -1.0101 1.0431 -0.0334 288.2 - - 17S 81E094231901 Oct 27 15:15:18 -0 -1215115P -a 0.9021 1.1841 0.2208 259.6 99.4 - 14N 127E094241902 Apr 22 18:52:40 0 -1209120T- pp -0.2680 2.4002 1.3327 364.3 224.6 84.6 12S 76E094251902 Oct 17 06:03:26 1 -1203125T+ -p 0.2201 2.4514 1.4566 330.4 212.3 88.8 9N 95W094261903 Apr 12 00:12:59 2 -1197130P a- 0.4798 1.9877 0.9677 330.1 196.5 - 8S 3W094271903 Oct 06 15:17:33 2 -1191135P t- -0.5280 1.9133 0.8654 337.5 193.7 - 4N 128E094281904 Mar 02 03:02:34 3 -1186102N -a -1.4528 0.1748 -0.7910 110.5 - - 6N 43W094291904 Mar 31 12:32:28 3 -1185140N a- 1.1665 0.7036 -0.2688 214.2 - - 3S 173E094301904 Sep 24 17:34:44 3 -1179145N t- -1.2837 0.5440 -0.5384 219.1 - - 1S 95E094311905 Feb 19 19:00:02 4 -1174112P -a -0.7984 1.3809 0.4049 277.2 132.1 - 11N 78E094321905 Aug 15 03:40:59 5 -1168117P -t 0.8456 1.3259 0.2871 302.3 123.1 - 14S 54W094331906 Feb 09 07:46:58 5 -1162122T- -p -0.1199 2.6507 1.6254 342.8 219.4 97.8 15N 113W094341906 Aug 04 13:00:10 6 -1156127T+ pp 0.0477 2.7615 1.7793 333.9 218.7 101.2 17S 166E094351907 Jan 29 13:38:00 6 -1150132P t- 0.6027 1.7936 0.7110 341.1 183.5 - 19N 159E094361907 Jul 25 04:22:27 7 -1144137P a- -0.6924 1.5595 0.6149 284.5 156.8 - 21S 64W094371908 Jan 18 13:21:36 8 -1138142N t- 1.2939 0.5370 -0.5685 219.5 - - 22N 162E094381908 Jun 14 14:06:32 8 -1133109N -a 1.1053 0.8135 -0.1541 229.9 - - 22S 149E094391908 Jul 13 21:33:55 8 -1132147N a- -1.4185 0.2292 -0.7195 126.3 - - 23S 38E094401908 Dec 07 21:55:09 9 -1127114Nx -h -1.0059 1.0344 -0.0096 269.7 - - 22N 29E094411909 Jun 04 01:28:51 10 -1121119T -h 0.3755 2.1800 1.1580 341.6 210.2 60.4 22S 23W094421909 Nov 27 08:54:41 10 -1115124T- -p -0.2712 2.3544 1.3660 322.8 206.5 81.2 21N 137W094431910 May 24 05:34:16 11 -1109129T t- -0.3975 2.1625 1.0950 360.3 215.4 49.5 21S 85W094441910 Nov 17 00:20:52 12 -1103134T p- 0.4089 2.0905 1.1246 307.7 193.0 50.6 19N 9W094451911 May 13 05:56:24 12 -1097139N t- -1.1413 0.7987 -0.2706 257.0 - - 19S 90W094461911 Nov 06 15:36:45 13 -1091144N a- 1.1100 0.8154 -0.1733 230.6 - - 17N 121E094471912 Apr 01 22:14:16 13 -1086111P -h 0.9116 1.1884 0.1820 275.8 95.2 - 4S 28E094481912 Sep 26 11:44:50 14 -1080116P -t -0.9320 1.1779 0.1183 293.9 81.7 - 0N 178W094491913 Mar 22 11:57:49 15 -1074121T+ -p 0.1671 2.5340 1.5683 319.7 209.4 92.8 0S 178W094501913 Sep 15 12:48:19 15 -1068126T- pp -0.2109 2.5122 1.4304 373.0 230.5 93.5 3S 167E094511914 Mar 12 04:13:08 16 -1062131P a- -0.5254 1.8764 0.9111 301.5 181.5 - 3N 61W094521914 Sep 04 13:54:57 17 -1056136P t- 0.5301 1.9127 0.8585 343.2 196.0 - 7S 151E094531915 Jan 31 04:57:42 17 -1051103N -a 1.5450 0.0451 -0.9989 62.0 - - 19N 70W094541915 Mar 01 18:19:32 17 -1050141N a- -1.2573 0.5548 -0.4528 199.8 - - 7N 88E094551915 Jul 26 12:24:39 18 -1045108N -a -1.3553 0.3545 -0.6129 158.7 - - 21S 176E094561915 Aug 24 21:27:17 18 -1044146N a- 1.2435 0.5750 -0.4226 204.4 - - 10S 38E094571916 Jan 20 08:39:41 18 -1039113P -t 0.9146 1.2277 0.1327 305.7 87.7 - 21N 127W094581916 Jul 15 04:46:07 19 -1033118P -a -0.5956 1.7351 0.7944 292.4 172.5 - 22S 70W094591917 Jan 08 07:44:48 19 -1027123T+ pp 0.2415 2.4663 1.3642 373.1 227.3 87.6 23N 114W094601917 Jul 04 21:39:04 20 -1021128T+ pp 0.1419 2.5762 1.6185 322.9 212.8 96.0 23S 36E094611917 Dec 28 09:46:32 20 -1015133T a- -0.4484 2.0652 1.0056 343.0 202.3 12.0 23N 146W094621918 Jun 24 10:28:03 20 -1009138P t- 0.9397 1.1376 0.1297 276.3 82.4 - 23S 157W094631918 Dec 17 19:06:01 21 -1003143N a- -1.1035 0.8340 -0.1679 234.9 - - 22N 73E094641919 May 15 01:14:00 21 -998110N -t -1.0820 0.9103 -0.1644 273.1 - - 20S 20W094651919 Nov 07 23:44:28 21 -992115P -a 0.9246 1.1445 0.1780 256.7 89.8 - 17N 0W094661920 May 03 01:51:08 21 -986120T -p -0.3312 2.2818 1.2194 360.1 219.7 71.5 16S 29W094671920 Oct 27 14:11:38 22 -980125T+ -p 0.2502 2.3992 1.3987 330.9 211.1 85.0 13N 143E094681921 Apr 22 07:44:39 22 -974130T a- 0.4269 2.0816 1.0678 331.9 202.0 40.1 12S 116W094691921 Oct 16 22:53:59 22 -968135P t- -0.4902 1.9858 0.9317 342.1 199.1 - 9N 13E094701922 Mar 13 11:28:48 23 -963102N -a -1.4752 0.1320 -0.8304 96.3 - - 2N 170W094711922 Apr 11 20:32:12 23 -962140N a- 1.1228 0.7812 -0.1863 223.2 - - 7S 53E |
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| # Catalog of Lunar Eclipses: 1901 to 2000 ( 1901 CE to 2000 CE ) |
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| TD of Phase Greatest |
| Cat Calendar Greatest Luna Saros Ecl. Pen. Um. ---- Durations ---- in Zenith |
| Num Date Eclipse ΔT Num Num Type QSE Gamma Mag. Mag. Pen. Par. Total Lat. Lng. |
| s m m m094721922 Oct 06 00:43:50 23 -956145N t- -1.2348 0.6358 -0.4508 235.2 - - 4N 13W094731923 Mar 03 03:32:09 23 -951112P -a -0.8175 1.3453 0.3701 275.2 127.1 - 6N 50W094741923 Aug 26 10:39:52 23 -945117P -t 0.9133 1.2013 0.1634 290.8 94.2 - 10S 160W094751924 Feb 20 16:08:55 24 -939122T- -p -0.1338 2.6256 1.5995 343.6 219.7 97.1 11N 121E094761924 Aug 14 20:20:30 24 -933127T+ pp 0.1175 2.6326 1.6519 332.0 216.9 98.2 14S 56E094771925 Feb 08 21:42:22 24 -927132P t- 0.5921 1.8134 0.7304 342.9 185.7 - 15N 38E094781925 Aug 04 11:52:57 24 -921137P a- -0.6208 1.6909 0.7463 291.2 168.9 - 18S 177W094791926 Jan 28 21:20:24 24 -915142N t- 1.2836 0.5551 -0.5488 222.6 - - 19N 43E094801926 Jun 25 21:25:07 24 -910109N -a 1.1814 0.6749 -0.2948 213.1 - - 22S 40E094811926 Jul 25 05:00:12 24 -909147N a- -1.3511 0.3542 -0.5970 155.5 - - 21S 73W094821926 Dec 19 06:20:07 24 -904114Nx -a -1.0101 1.0257 -0.0163 268.0 - - 22N 96W094831927 Jun 15 08:24:41 24 -898119T -t 0.4543 2.0365 1.0123 338.1 202.8 17.7 23S 126W094841927 Dec 08 17:35:10 24 -892124T -p -0.2796 2.3389 1.3510 321.8 205.6 79.8 22N 94E094851928 Jun 03 12:09:57 24 -886129T tp -0.3175 2.3092 1.2421 365.2 223.0 75.3 23S 177E094861928 Nov 27 09:01:47 24 -880134T p- 0.3952 2.1166 1.1486 308.7 194.2 54.8 22N 139W094871929 May 23 12:37:45 24 -874139N t- -1.0650 0.9367 -0.1287 273.7 - - 21S 169E094881929 Nov 17 00:03:13 24 -868144N a- 1.0947 0.8460 -0.1474 235.0 - - 20N 5W094891930 Apr 13 05:58:54 24 -863111P -h 0.9545 1.1066 0.1064 267.3 73.4 - 8S 89W094901930 Oct 07 19:07:10 24 -857116P -t -0.9811 1.0906 0.0252 286.6 38.3 - 5N 71E094911931 Apr 02 20:07:55 24 -851121T+ -p 0.2043 2.4637 1.5021 317.9 207.8 89.6 5S 59E094921931 Sep 26 19:48:29 24 -845126T- pp -0.2698 2.4058 1.3208 371.2 226.9 84.2 1N 61E094931932 Mar 22 12:32:39 24 -839131P a- -0.4956 1.9303 0.9666 303.8 185.3 - 1S 173E094941932 Sep 14 21:01:00 24 -833136P t- 0.4664 2.0296 0.9752 347.2 204.0 - 3S 43E094951933 Feb 10 13:17:33 24 -828103N -a 1.5600 0.0182 -1.0270 39.6 - - 16N 165E094961933 Mar 12 02:33:03 24 -827141N a- -1.2369 0.5923 -0.4154 206.3 - - 2N 36W094971933 Aug 05 19:46:05 24 -822108N -a -1.4216 0.2322 -0.7338 129.5 - - 18S 66E094981933 Sep 04 04:52:20 24 -821146N a- 1.1776 0.6955 -0.3013 221.4 - - 6S 74W094991934 Jan 30 16:42:42 24 -816113P -t 0.9258 1.2073 0.1120 304.3 80.9 - 18N 113E095001934 Jul 26 12:15:38 24 -810118P -a -0.6681 1.6025 0.6612 285.7 160.8 - 20S 178E095011935 Jan 19 15:47:35 24 -804123T+ pp 0.2498 2.4502 1.3499 372.1 226.7 86.3 21N 126E095021935 Jul 16 05:00:05 24 -798128T+ pp 0.0672 2.7146 1.7542 325.0 214.8 99.6 21S 73W095031936 Jan 08 18:09:58 24 -792133T a- -0.4428 2.0740 1.0173 342.1 202.5 20.8 22N 89E095041936 Jul 04 17:25:23 24 -786138P t- 0.8642 1.2778 0.2668 289.5 116.3 - 22S 100E095051936 Dec 28 03:49:09 24 -780143N a- -1.0970 0.8451 -0.1550 235.5 - - 22N 57W095061937 May 25 07:51:34 24 -775110N -t -1.1581 0.7697 -0.3033 254.7 - - 22S 119W095071937 Nov 18 08:19:26 24 -769115P -a 0.9421 1.1141 0.1443 254.5 81.3 - 20N 129W095081938 May 14 08:44:00 24 -763120T -t -0.3994 2.1540 1.0966 354.9 213.1 49.4 19S 132W095091938 Nov 07 22:26:42 24 -757125T -p 0.2738 2.3585 1.3525 331.5 210.2 81.4 17N 19E095101939 May 03 15:11:43 24 -751130T a- 0.3693 2.1842 1.1765 333.5 207.1 62.4 15S 131E095111939 Oct 28 06:36:43 24 -745135P t- -0.4581 2.0477 0.9877 346.1 203.4 - 12N 103W095121940 Mar 23 19:48:19 24 -740102N -a -1.5033 0.0788 -0.8803 74.6 - - 3S 64E095131940 Apr 22 04:26:25 25 -739140N a- 1.0741 0.8683 -0.0945 232.5 - - 11S 67W095141940 Oct 16 08:01:17 25 -733145N t- -1.1924 0.7156 -0.3749 248.0 - - 8N 124W095151941 Mar 13 11:55:47 25 -728112P -a -0.8436 1.2970 0.3226 272.2 119.8 - 2N 177W095161941 Sep 05 17:47:15 25 -722117P -t 0.9746 1.0884 0.0511 279.3 53.4 - 6S 93E095171942 Mar 03 00:21:54 25 -716122T- -p -0.1545 2.5879 1.5612 344.3 219.7 95.9 7N 2W095181942 Aug 26 03:48:25 26 -710127T+ pp 0.1818 2.5142 1.5344 329.5 214.2 93.4 10S 57W095191943 Feb 20 05:38:23 26 -704132P t- 0.5751 1.8444 0.7616 345.1 189.0 - 12N 81W095201943 Aug 15 19:28:46 26 -698137P a- -0.5533 1.8152 0.8697 296.7 178.4 - 15S 69E095211944 Feb 09 05:14:57 26 -692142N t- 1.2698 0.5792 -0.5223 226.7 - - 16N 75W |
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| # Catalog of Lunar Eclipses: 1901 to 2000 ( 1901 CE to 2000 CE ) |
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| TD of Phase Greatest |
| Cat Calendar Greatest Luna Saros Ecl. Pen. Um. ---- Durations ---- in Zenith |
| Num Date Eclipse ΔT Num Num Type QSE Gamma Mag. Mag. Pen. Par. Total Lat. Lng. |
| s m m m095221944 Jul 06 04:40:01 27 -687109N -a 1.2596 0.5328 -0.4398 192.7 - - 21S 69W095231944 Aug 04 12:26:51 27 -686147N a- -1.2842 0.4785 -0.4758 179.1 - - 18S 175E095241944 Dec 29 14:49:35 27 -681114Nx -a -1.0114 1.0220 -0.0176 266.6 - - 22N 138E095251945 Jun 25 15:14:22 27 -675119P -t 0.5370 1.8862 0.8593 333.3 192.7 - 23S 132E095261945 Dec 19 02:20:47 27 -669124T -p -0.2845 2.3293 1.3424 320.9 204.9 78.9 23N 36W095271946 Jun 14 18:39:17 28 -663129T- pp -0.2324 2.4654 1.3983 369.2 229.0 91.1 23S 80E095281946 Dec 08 17:48:28 28 -657134T p- 0.3864 2.1337 1.1639 309.5 194.9 57.3 23N 91E095291947 Jun 03 19:15:44 28 -651139P t- -0.9849 1.0818 0.0202 288.9 34.7 - 23S 70E095301947 Nov 28 08:34:29 28 -645144N a- 1.0838 0.8683 -0.1297 238.3 - - 22N 132W095311948 Apr 23 13:39:18 28 -640111P -a 1.0016 1.0171 0.0229 257.6 34.3 - 12S 155E095321948 Oct 18 02:35:41 29 -634116Nx -t -1.0245 1.0140 -0.0572 279.7 - - 9N 42W095331949 Apr 13 04:11:25 29 -628121T+ -p 0.2474 2.3825 1.4251 315.8 205.7 84.9 9S 62W095341949 Oct 07 02:56:55 29 -622126T -p -0.3219 2.3118 1.2236 369.2 222.9 72.8 5N 47W095351950 Apr 02 20:44:34 29 -616131T a- -0.4598 1.9951 1.0329 306.5 189.6 26.9 5S 50E095361950 Sep 26 04:17:11 29 -610136T t- 0.4101 2.1331 1.0783 350.1 209.8 44.3 1N 66W095371951 Mar 23 10:37:33 30 -604141N a- -1.2099 0.6418 -0.3661 214.3 - - 2S 158W095381951 Aug 17 03:14:39 30 -599108N -a -1.4828 0.1195 -0.8456 93.6 - - 15S 47W095391951 Sep 15 12:27:06 30 -598146N a- 1.1186 0.8034 -0.1928 234.6 - - 2S 172E095401952 Feb 11 00:39:48 30 -593113P -t 0.9416 1.1781 0.0832 301.9 70.1 - 15N 6W095411952 Aug 05 19:47:55 30 -587118P -a -0.7383 1.4741 0.5317 278.4 147.2 - 18S 65E095421953 Jan 29 23:47:49 30 -581123T+ -p 0.2606 2.4291 1.3314 371.0 225.8 84.5 18N 7E095431953 Jul 26 12:21:10 30 -575128T- pp -0.0071 2.8265 1.8628 326.5 215.7 100.7 19S 176E095441954 Jan 19 02:32:21 31 -569133T a- -0.4357 2.0853 1.0322 341.2 202.9 28.2 20N 35W095451954 Jul 16 00:20:51 31 -563138P t- 0.7876 1.4202 0.4054 301.6 140.9 - 21S 4W095461955 Jan 08 12:33:20 31 -557143N a- -1.0906 0.8555 -0.1421 236.0 - - 21N 173E095471955 Jun 05 14:23:23 31 -552110N -t -1.2383 0.6218 -0.4498 232.3 - - 24S 144E095481955 Nov 29 17:00:00 31 -546115P -a 0.9551 1.0917 0.1190 253.0 74.2 - 22N 102E095491956 May 24 15:31:52 32 -540120P -t -0.4726 2.0174 0.9647 348.5 204.5 - 21S 126E095501956 Nov 18 06:48:16 32 -534125T -p 0.2917 2.3285 1.3172 332.2 209.5 78.4 20N 106W095511957 May 13 22:31:28 32 -528130T a- 0.3045 2.3001 1.2982 335.0 211.6 77.6 18S 21E095521957 Nov 07 14:27:30 32 -522135T t- -0.4332 2.0963 1.0305 349.3 206.5 27.9 16N 139E095531958 Apr 04 04:00:15 32 -517102Ne -a -1.5380 0.0135 -0.9422 31.0 - - 7S 60W095541958 May 03 12:13:29 32 -516140P a- 1.0188 0.9676 0.0092 242.2 21.0 - 15S 176E095551958 Oct 27 15:27:50 33 -510145N t- -1.1570 0.7825 -0.3118 257.9 - - 12N 124E095561959 Mar 24 20:11:57 33 -505112P -a -0.8757 1.2379 0.2643 268.2 109.5 - 2S 58E095571959 Sep 17 01:03:37 33 -499117N -t 1.0296 0.9874 -0.0496 268.0 - - 2S 17W095581960 Mar 13 08:28:21 33 -493122T- -p -0.1799 2.5415 1.5145 344.8 219.4 94.0 3N 125W095591960 Sep 05 11:21:51 33 -487127T+ -p 0.2422 2.4031 1.4239 326.7 210.8 86.7 6S 171W095601961 Mar 02 13:28:40 34 -481132P t- 0.5540 1.8828 0.8006 347.6 192.9 - 8N 161E095611961 Aug 26 03:08:51 34 -475137P a- -0.4894 1.9330 0.9863 301.4 186.0 - 11S 46W095621962 Feb 19 13:03:42 34 -469142N t- 1.2511 0.6120 -0.4865 231.9 - - 12N 168E095631962 Jul 17 11:54:49 34 -464109N -a 1.3370 0.3924 -0.5835 168.3 - - 20S 177W095641962 Aug 15 19:57:30 34 -463147N a- -1.2210 0.5963 -0.3616 198.2 - - 15S 62E095651963 Jan 09 23:19:42 35 -458114Nx -a -1.0128 1.0180 -0.0185 265.3 - - 21N 12E095661963 Jul 06 22:02:59 35 -452119P -t 0.6197 1.7360 0.7060 327.2 179.9 - 22S 31E095671963 Dec 30 11:07:25 35 -446124T -p -0.2889 2.3206 1.3350 320.0 204.3 78.1 23N 166W095681964 Jun 25 01:06:50 35 -440129T- pp -0.1461 2.6238 1.5565 372.1 233.2 100.8 24S 16W095691964 Dec 19 02:37:54 36 -434134T p- 0.3801 2.1461 1.1748 310.1 195.5 58.9 24N 40W095701965 Jun 14 01:49:26 36 -428139P t- -0.9005 1.2351 0.1767 302.7 100.3 - 24S 27W095711965 Dec 08 17:10:32 36 -422144N a- 1.0774 0.8820 -0.1201 240.7 - - 24N 100E |
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| # Catalog of Lunar Eclipses: 1901 to 2000 ( 1901 CE to 2000 CE ) |
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| TD of Phase Greatest |
| Cat Calendar Greatest Luna Saros Ecl. Pen. Um. ---- Durations ---- in Zenith |
| Num Date Eclipse ΔT Num Num Type QSE Gamma Mag. Mag. Pen. Par. Total Lat. Lng. |
| s m m m095721966 May 04 21:12:06 37 -417111N -a 1.0553 0.9157 -0.0728 246.0 - - 15S 42E095731966 Oct 29 10:12:53 37 -411116N -t -1.0599 0.9517 -0.1249 273.7 - - 12N 157W095741967 Apr 24 12:07:04 38 -405121T -p 0.2972 2.2892 1.3356 313.3 202.8 77.9 12S 178E095751967 Oct 18 10:15:48 38 -399126T -t -0.3653 2.2337 1.1426 367.1 218.9 59.8 9N 157W095761968 Apr 13 04:48:01 39 -393131T p- -0.4173 2.0725 1.1116 309.5 194.1 48.5 9S 72W095771968 Oct 06 11:42:35 39 -387136T t- 0.3605 2.2242 1.1691 352.0 213.9 63.0 6N 179W095781969 Apr 02 18:33:06 39 -381141N a- -1.1764 0.7033 -0.3047 223.7 - - 6S 82E095791969 Aug 27 10:48:15 40 -376108Ne -a -1.5407 0.0131 -0.9516 31.3 - - 11S 161W095801969 Sep 25 20:10:19 40 -375146N a- 1.0655 0.9007 -0.0953 245.1 - - 2N 55E095811970 Feb 21 08:30:43 40 -370113P -t 0.9619 1.1402 0.0463 298.5 52.7 - 11N 124W095821970 Aug 17 03:24:06 41 -364118P -a -0.8053 1.3521 0.4079 270.6 131.3 - 14S 49W095831971 Feb 10 07:45:21 41 -358123T -p 0.2741 2.4026 1.3082 369.5 224.7 82.2 15N 112W095841971 Aug 06 19:43:52 42 -352128T- pp -0.0794 2.6958 1.7283 327.3 215.5 99.4 17S 66E095851972 Jan 30 10:54:05 42 -346133T a- -0.4273 2.0987 1.0497 340.3 203.4 34.8 17N 160W095861972 Jul 26 07:16:22 43 -340138P t- 0.7116 1.5618 0.5427 312.4 160.1 - 19S 108W095871973 Jan 18 21:17:58 43 -334143N a- -1.0844 0.8655 -0.1293 236.5 - - 19N 43E095881973 Jun 15 20:50:41 44 -329110N -t -1.3216 0.4685 -0.6020 204.6 - - 25S 48E095891973 Jul 15 11:39:19 44 -328148Nb t- 1.5177 0.1046 -0.9581 99.1 - - 20S 174W095901973 Dec 10 01:45:06 44 -323115P -a 0.9644 1.0760 0.1007 252.0 68.5 - 24N 28W095911974 Jun 04 22:16:44 45 -317120P -t -0.5488 1.8752 0.8269 341.0 193.6 - 23S 26E095921974 Nov 29 15:14:07 45 -311125T -p 0.3054 2.3057 1.2896 333.1 208.9 75.7 22N 129E095931975 May 25 05:48:47 46 -305130T+ p- 0.2367 2.4218 1.4253 335.9 215.2 88.3 21S 88W095941975 Nov 18 22:24:12 46 -299135T p- -0.4134 2.1352 1.0642 352.1 209.0 40.2 19N 20E095951976 May 13 19:55:08 47 -293140P a- 0.9585 1.0761 0.1217 251.8 75.4 - 18S 61E095961976 Nov 06 23:01:59 47 -287145N t- -1.1275 0.8383 -0.2594 265.8 - - 15N 11E095971977 Apr 04 04:19:04 48 -282112P -a -0.9148 1.1657 0.1928 262.9 94.7 - 7S 64W095981977 Sep 27 08:30:08 48 -276117N -t 1.0768 0.9007 -0.1361 257.5 - - 3N 130W095991978 Mar 24 16:23:11 49 -270122T- -p -0.2140 2.4790 1.4518 344.9 218.5 90.7 2S 116E096001978 Sep 16 19:05:01 49 -264127T -p 0.2951 2.3060 1.3268 323.8 207.2 78.6 2S 73E096011979 Mar 13 21:08:52 50 -258132P t- 0.5253 1.9350 0.8538 350.6 197.7 - 3N 46E096021979 Sep 06 10:55:02 50 -252137T a- -0.4305 2.0421 1.0936 305.1 191.9 44.4 7S 164W096031980 Mar 01 20:46:03 51 -246142N t- 1.2269 0.6545 -0.4405 238.5 - - 8N 52E096041980 Jul 27 19:08:59 51 -241109N -a 1.4138 0.2535 -0.7264 137.5 - - 18S 74E096051980 Aug 26 03:31:20 51 -240147N a- -1.1608 0.7089 -0.2531 214.4 - - 12S 52W096061981 Jan 20 07:50:48 51 -235114Nx -a -1.0141 1.0136 -0.0192 263.8 - - 19N 115W096071981 Jul 17 04:47:40 52 -229119P -t 0.7045 1.5822 0.5486 319.6 163.2 - 21S 70W096081982 Jan 09 19:56:44 52 -223124T -p -0.2916 2.3147 1.3310 319.1 203.8 77.7 22N 63E096091982 Jul 06 07:31:47 53 -217129T- pp -0.0579 2.7860 1.7179 373.8 235.6 105.7 23S 112W096101982 Dec 30 11:29:37 53 -211134T p- 0.3758 2.1545 1.1822 310.6 195.9 60.0 24N 172W096111983 Jun 25 08:23:11 53 -205139P t- -0.8151 1.3901 0.3348 314.7 134.6 - 24S 125W096121983 Dec 20 01:49:57 54 -199144N a- 1.0746 0.8890 -0.1167 242.3 - - 24N 28W096131984 May 15 04:41:03 54 -194111N -a 1.1130 0.8071 -0.1760 232.5 - - 18S 71W096141984 Jun 13 14:26:39 54 -193149Nb a- -1.5239 0.0647 -0.9414 73.0 - - 25S 143E096151984 Nov 08 17:56:08 54 -188116N -t -1.0899 0.8992 -0.1825 268.4 - - 16N 88E096161985 May 04 19:57:19 55 -182121T -p 0.3519 2.1870 1.2369 310.2 198.9 67.7 16S 60E096171985 Oct 28 17:43:17 55 -176126T -t -0.4022 2.1673 1.0736 365.1 214.9 43.9 13N 91E096181986 Apr 24 12:43:30 55 -170131T p- -0.3682 2.1620 1.2022 312.6 198.8 63.6 13S 169E096191986 Oct 17 19:18:54 55 -164136T h- 0.3188 2.3008 1.2455 353.2 216.8 73.7 10N 67E096201987 Apr 14 02:19:50 55 -158141N h- -1.1364 0.7769 -0.2313 234.1 - - 10S 35W096211987 Oct 07 04:02:30 56 -152146N a- 1.0189 0.9863 -0.0096 253.5 - - 6N 64W |
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| # Catalog of Lunar Eclipses: 1901 to 2000 ( 1901 CE to 2000 CE ) |
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| Cat Calendar Greatest Luna Saros Ecl. Pen. Um. ---- Durations ---- in Zenith |
| Num Date Eclipse ΔT Num Num Type QSE Gamma Mag. Mag. Pen. Par. Total Lat. Lng. |
| s m m m096221988 Mar 03 16:13:41 56 -147113Nx -t 0.9885 1.0907 -0.0017 293.8 - - 7N 120E096231988 Aug 27 11:05:29 56 -141118P -a -0.8681 1.2380 0.2915 262.5 113.0 - 11S 165W096241989 Feb 20 15:36:18 56 -135123T -p 0.2934 2.3651 1.2747 367.7 223.1 78.5 11N 130E096251989 Aug 17 03:09:07 57 -129128T- -p -0.1490 2.5703 1.5984 327.5 214.3 95.8 14S 46W096261990 Feb 09 19:12:02 57 -123133T a- -0.4148 2.1191 1.0750 339.6 204.3 42.3 14N 76E096271990 Aug 06 14:13:16 57 -117138P t- 0.6374 1.7005 0.6766 322.0 175.5 - 16S 148E096281991 Jan 30 05:59:38 58 -111143N a- -1.0752 0.8807 -0.1106 237.5 - - 17N 87W096291991 Jun 27 03:15:41 58 -106110N -t -1.4063 0.3126 -0.7572 169.5 - - 25S 48W096301991 Jul 26 18:08:50 58 -105148N t- 1.4369 0.2542 -0.8110 152.7 - - 18S 89E096311991 Dec 21 10:34:00 58 -100115P -a 0.9709 1.0651 0.0876 251.5 64.1 - 24N 159W096321992 Jun 15 04:57:57 59 -94120P -t -0.6288 1.7264 0.6822 332.2 179.8 - 24S 74W096331992 Dec 09 23:45:05 59 -88125T -p 0.3144 2.2915 1.2709 334.1 208.7 73.9 23N 2E096341993 Jun 04 13:01:26 59 -82130T+ p- 0.1638 2.5532 1.5617 336.3 217.8 95.8 22S 164E096351993 Nov 29 06:27:06 60 -76135T p- -0.3994 2.1633 1.0876 354.4 210.8 46.7 21N 99W096361994 May 25 03:31:20 60 -70140P a- 0.8933 1.1941 0.2432 261.2 104.6 - 20S 53W096371994 Nov 18 06:44:54 61 -64145N t- -1.1047 0.8815 -0.2189 271.6 - - 18N 105W096381995 Apr 15 12:19:04 61 -59112P -a -0.9593 1.0836 0.1114 256.3 73.0 - 11S 175E096391995 Oct 08 16:05:12 61 -53117N -t 1.1179 0.8252 -0.2115 247.6 - - 7N 116E096401996 Apr 04 00:10:47 62 -47122T- -p -0.2534 2.4068 1.3795 344.7 217.1 85.8 6S 2W096411996 Sep 27 02:55:24 62 -41127T -p 0.3426 2.2188 1.2395 320.9 203.3 69.2 2N 46W096421997 Mar 24 04:40:28 62 -35132P t- 0.4899 1.9994 0.9195 353.9 203.1 - 1S 68W096431997 Sep 16 18:47:42 63 -29137T p- -0.3768 2.1417 1.1909 308.2 196.4 61.5 3S 77E096441998 Mar 13 04:21:08 63 -23142N t- 1.1964 0.7086 -0.3824 246.4 - - 4N 62W096451998 Aug 08 02:25:57 63 -18109N -a 1.4875 0.1206 -0.8637 96.4 - - 15S 35W096461998 Sep 06 11:11:11 63 -17147N a- -1.1057 0.8121 -0.1544 227.8 - - 7S 168W096471999 Jan 31 16:18:35 63 -12114Nx -a -1.0189 1.0027 -0.0258 261.7 - - 16N 119E096481999 Jul 28 11:34:46 64 -6119P -t 0.7862 1.4342 0.3966 310.9 142.5 - 18S 172W096492000 Jan 21 04:44:34 64 0124T -p -0.2957 2.3060 1.3246 318.2 203.3 77.0 20N 68W096502000 Jul 16 13:56:39 64 6129T+ pp 0.0302 2.8375 1.7684 374.4 236.0 106.4 21S 153E |
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| ## Index to Five Millennium Catalog of Lunar Eclipses |
| Each link below displays a web page containing 100 years of lunar eclipses. The data for each eclipse includes the date and time of greatest eclipse, Saros series, eclipse type, quincena solar eclipse parameter, gamma, eclipse magnitudes, and eclipse phase durations. Every eclipse also has links to diagrams of eclipse geometry and world visibility, andSarosseries tables. | Five Millennium Catalog of Lunar Eclipses These web pages are part of theFive Millennium Catalog of Lunar Eclipses: -1999 to +3000 Lunar eclipse predictions must take into account theenlargement of Earth's shadows. In this _Catalog_ , Earth's penumbral and umbral shadow sizes have been calculated using Danjon's enlargement method. The coordinates of the Sun used in the predictions are based on the VSOP87 theory [Bretagnon and Francou, 1988]. The Moon's coordinates are based on the ELP-2000/82 theory [Chapront-Touze and Chapront, 1983]. For more information, see:Solar and Lunar Ephemerides. The revised value used for the Moon'ssecular accelerationis n-dot = -25.858 arc-sec/cy*cy, as deduced from the Apollo lunar laser ranging experiment (Chapront, Chapront-Touze, and Francou, 2002). The largest uncertainty in the eclipse predictions is caused by fluctuations inEarth's rotationdue primarily to tidal friction of the Moon. The resultant drift in apparent clock time is expressed asΔTand is determined as follows: |
| ## Five Millennium Canon of Lunar Eclipses: -1999 to +3000 (NASA TP-2009-214172)Five Millennium Catalog of Lunar Eclipses: -1999 to +3000 (NASA TP-2009-214173) |
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