Lunar Saros 110

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Saros cycle series 110 for lunar eclipses occurs at the moon's ascending node, 18 years 11 and 1/3 days. It contains 71 or 72 events, depending on multiple calculations. Solar Saros 117 interleaves with this lunar Saros with an event occurring every 9 years 5 days alternating between each saros series. [1]

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This lunar saros is linked to Solar Saros 117.

Cat. Saros MemDateTime UT
(hr:mn)
TypeGammaMagnitudeDuration
(min)
Contacts UT
(hr:mn)
Chart
GreatestPen.Par.Tot.P1P4U1U2U3U4
066351101747 May 2821:51:50Penumbral1.5242-0.910147.721:27:5922:15:41
066791102765 Jun 085:18:46Penumbral1.4527-0.7784106.14:25:436:11:49
067221103783 Jun 1912:44:53Penumbral1.3803-0.6453141.111:34:2013:55:26
067641104801 Jun 2920:12:23Penumbral1.3087-0.5141167.518:48:3821:36:08
068051105819 Jul 113:42:30Penumbral1.2391-0.3868188.62:08:125:16:48
068461106837 Jul 2111:16:30Penumbral1.1723-0.2651206.09:33:3012:59:30
068861107855 Aug 0118:55:01Penumbral1.1094-0.1506220.517:04:4620:45:16
069271108873 Aug 122:38:51Penumbral1.0508-0.0444232.70:42:304:35:12
069691109891 Aug 2310:29:38Partial0.99780.0513242.849.08:28:1412:31:0210:05:0810:54:08
0701011010909 Sep 0218:27:38Partial0.95070.1360251.278.916:22:0220:33:1417:48:1119:07:05
0705011011927 Sep 142:32:30Partial0.90950.2098258.197.10:23:274:41:331:43:573:21:03
0709111012945 Sep 2410:45:43Partial0.87540.2706263.7109.48:33:5212:57:349:51:0111:40:25
0713211013963 Oct 0519:06:28Partial0.84800.3190268.1118.016:52:2521:20:3118:07:2820:05:28
0717311014981 Oct 163:34:43Partial0.82680.3560271.6124.11:18:555:50:312:32:404:36:46
0721511015999 Oct 2712:08:14Partial0.81030.3844274.4128.69:51:0214:25:2611:03:5613:12:32
07259110161017 Nov 0620:48:25Partial0.79980.4021276.4131.318:30:1323:06:3719:42:4621:54:04
07303110171035 Nov 185:32:39Partial0.79340.4124277.9133.03:13:427:51:364:26:096:39:09
07348110181053 Nov 2814:20:20Partial0.79010.4172279.0133.912:00:5016:39:5013:13:2315:27:17
07392110191071 Dec 0923:09:02Partial0.78830.4194279.9134.420:49:051:28:5922:01:500:16:14
07437110201089 Dec 207:58:18Partial0.78740.4203280.7134.75:37:5710:18:396:50:579:05:39
07484110211107 Dec 3116:45:56Partial0.78570.4227281.6135.314:25:0819:06:4415:38:1717:53:35
07530110221126 Jan 111:29:55Partial0.78180.4296282.7136.523:08:343:51:160:21:402:38:10
07576110231144 Jan 2210:09:46Partial0.7750.4418284.2138.57:47:4012:31:529:00:3111:19:01
07623110241162 Feb 118:43:30Partial0.76380.4622286.2141.616:20:2421:06:3617:32:4219:54:18
07670110251180 Feb 133:10:08Partial0.74740.4925288.8145.80:45:445:34:321:57:144:23:02
07716110261198 Feb 2311:28:24Partial0.72450.5345292.1151.39:02:2113:54:2710:12:4512:44:03
07762110271216 Mar 0519:38:20Partial0.69560.5878296.0157.717:10:2022:06:2018:19:2920:57:11
07808110281234 Mar 173:39:29Partial0.66010.6531300.5165.01:09:146:09:442:16:595:01:59
07853110291252 Mar 2711:30:34Partial0.61700.7323305.5172.98:57:4914:03:1910:04:0712:57:01
07897110301270 Apr 0719:13:13Partial0.56740.8231310.8181.116:37:4921:48:3717:42:4020:43:46
07942110311288 Apr 182:46:56Partial0.51120.9260316.3189.20:08:475:25:051:12:204:21:32
07988110321306 Apr 2910:13:32Total0.44991.0381321.7196.929.97:32:4112:54:238:35:059:58:3510:28:2911:51:59
08031110331324 May 917:31:33Total0.38231.1614327.0204.159.414:48:0320:15:0315:49:3017:01:5118:01:1519:13:36
08073110341342 May 210:44:45Total0.31141.2905331.8210.376.621:58:513:30:3922:59:360:06:271:23:032:29:54
08115110351360 May 317:51:57Total0.23621.4274336.2215.688.65:03:5110:40:036:04:097:07:398:36:159:39:45
08156110361378 Jun 1114:55:52Total0.15911.5673339.8219.696.712:05:5817:45:4613:06:0414:07:3115:44:1316:45:40
08197110371396 Jun 2121:56:41Total0.08031.7102342.7222.3101.419:05:200:48:0220:05:3221:05:5922:47:2323:47:50
08238110381414 Jul 034:57:15Total0.00201.8518344.8223.7103.12:04:517:49:393:05:244:05:425:48:486:49:06
08280110391432 Jul 1311:58:17Total-0.07511.7154346.1223.7101.99:05:1414:51:2010:06:2611:07:2012:49:1413:50:08
08321110401450 Jul 2419:00:10Total-0.15071.5742346.6222.497.816:06:5221:53:2817:08:5818:11:1619:49:0420:51:22
08362110411468 Aug 042:06:04Total-0.22211.4404346.4220.090.823:12:524:59:160:16:041:20:402:51:283:56:04
08402110421486 Aug 159:15:15Total-0.29001.3130345.7216.580.56:22:2412:08:067:27:008:35:009:55:3011:03:30
08442110431504 Aug 2516:30:40Total-0.35181.1966344.6212.366.513:38:2219:22:5814:44:3115:57:2517:03:5518:16:49
08483110441522 Sep 0523:50:39Total-0.40891.0887343.1207.446.420:59:062:42:1222:06:5723:27:270:13:511:34:21
08524110451540 Sep 167:18:56Partial-0.45840.9947341.6202.44:28:0810:09:445:37:449:00:08
08567110461558 Sep 2714:53:07Partial-0.50220.9112340.1197.212:03:0417:43:1013:14:3116:31:43
08610110471576 Oct 0722:35:11Partial-0.53850.8417338.9192.419:45:441:24:3820:58:590:11:23
08653110481594 Oct 296:23:44Partial-0.56870.7833337.9188.03:34:479:12:414:49:447:57:44
08697110491612 Nov 0814:19:56Partial-0.59150.7387337.3184.511:31:1717:08:3512:47:4115:52:11
08741110501630 Nov 1922:20:56Partial-0.61000.7024336.9181.419:32:291:09:2320:50:1423:51:38
08785110511648 Nov 306:26:42Partial-0.62380.6748336.9179.03:38:159:15:094:57:127:56:12
08830110521666 Dec 1114:35:36Partial-0.63440.6536337.0177.211:47:0617:24:0613:07:0016:04:12
08876110531684 Dec 2122:47:25Partial-0.64150.6389337.4176.019:58:431:36:0721:19:250:15:25
08922110541703 Jan 036:58:07Partial-0.64930.6236337.6174.74:09:199:46:555:30:468:25:28
08969110551721 Jan 1315:08:19Partial-0.65680.6089337.6173.412:19:3117:57:0713:41:3716:35:01
09016110561739 Jan 2423:14:14Partial-0.66740.5892337.2171.520:25:382:02:5021:48:290:39:59
09063110571757 Feb 047:16:54Partial-0.68010.5658336.5169.04:28:3910:05:095:52:248:41:24
09109110581775 Feb 1515:10:58Partial-0.69900.5314334.8165.012:23:3417:58:2213:48:2816:33:28
09154110591793 Feb 2522:59:34Partial-0.72180.4899332.5159.720:13:191:45:4921:39:430:19:25
0919911060 1811 Mar 10 6:37:39Partial-0.75270.4340329.0151.93:53:099:22:095:21:427:53:36
0924411061 1829 Mar 20 14:08:14Partial-0.78910.3680324.5141.511:25:5916:50:2912:57:2915:18:59
0929111062 1847 Mar 31 21:27:03Partial-0.83450.2856318.2126.418:47:570:06:0920:23:5122:30:15
0933511063 1865 Apr 11 4:38:10Partial-0.88560.1929310.4105.42:02:587:13:223:45:285:30:52
0937811064 1883 Apr 22 11:38:29Partial-0.94480.0853300.571.39:08:1414:08:4411:02:5012:14:08
0942211065 1901 May 03 18:30:38Penumbral-1.0101-0.0334288.216:06:3220:54:44
0946411066 1919 May 15 1:14:00Penumbral-1.0820-0.1644273.122:57:273:30:33
0950611067 1937 May 25 7:51:34Penumbral-1.1581-0.3033254.75:44:139:58:55
0954711068 1955 Jun 05 14:23:23Penumbral-1.2383-0.4498232.312:27:1416:19:32
0958811069 1973 Jun 15 20:50:41Penumbral-1.3216-0.6020204.619:08:2322:32:59
0962911070 1991 Jun 27 3:15:41Penumbral-1.4063-0.7572169.51:50:564:40:26
0967011071 2009 Jul 07 9:39:43Penumbral-1.4915-0.9133121.58:38:5810:40:28
0971111072 2027 Jul 18 16:04:09Penumbral-1.5758-1.068011.815:58:1516:10:03

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