Lunar Saros 111

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Saros cycle series 111 for lunar eclipses occurs at the moon's descending node, repeats every 18 years 11 and 1/3 days. It contains 71 events. [1]

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The first total lunar eclipse of this series was on April 19, 1353, and last was on August 4, 1533. The longest occurrence of this series was on June 12, 1443 when the totality lasted 106 minutes.

Cat. Saros MemDateTime UT
(hr:mn)
TypeGammaMagnitudeDuration
(min)
Contacts UT
(hr:mn)
Chart
GreatestPen.Par.Tot.P1P4U1U2U3U4
068301111830 Jun 106:33:54Penumbral-1.5398-0.980663.16:02:217:05:27
068701112848 Jun 2013:19:57Penumbral-1.4660-0.8468125.212:17:2114:22:33
069111113866 Jul 0120:03:56Penumbral-1.3912-0.7116164.718:41:3521:26:17
069521114884 Jul 122:49:55Penumbral-1.3183-0.5801194.71:12:344:27:16
069941115902 Jul 239:37:09Penumbral-1.2466-0.4510219.57:47:2411:26:54
070341116920 Aug 0216:29:26Penumbral-1.1794-0.3302239.714:29:3518:29:17
070751117938 Aug 1323:26:21Penumbral-1.1163-0.2172256.721:18:001:34:42
071161118956 Aug 246:28:59Penumbral-1.0582-0.1135271.04:13:298:44:29
071571119974 Sep 0413:38:51Penumbral-1.0065-0.0215282.811:17:2716:00:15
0719811110992 Sep 1420:56:23Partial-0.96150.0584292.658.418:30:0523:22:4120:27:1121:25:35
07242111111010 Sep 264:21:48Partial-0.92300.1262300.685.21:51:306:52:063:39:125:04:24
07287111121028 Oct 0611:54:42Partial-0.89110.1821307.1101.79:21:0914:28:1511:03:5112:45:33
07331111131046 Oct 1719:35:27Partial-0.86600.2258312.2112.716:59:2122:11:3318:39:0620:31:48
07375111141064 Oct 283:23:09Partial-0.84690.2587316.2120.30:45:036:01:152:23:004:23:18
07419111151082 Nov 0811:16:05Partial-0.83230.2835319.3125.68:36:2613:55:4410:13:1712:18:53
07465111161100 Nov 1819:14:28Partial-0.82230.3003321.6129.216:33:4021:55:1618:09:5220:19:04
07511111171118 Nov 303:16:19Partial-0.8150.3124323.3131.60:34:405:57:582:10:314:22:07
07557111181136 Dec 1011:19:58Partial-0.80960.3216324.6133.58:37:4014:02:1610:13:1312:26:43
07604111191154 Dec 2119:22:51Partial-0.80360.3322325.9135.616:39:5422:05:4818:15:0320:30:39
07652111201173 Jan 13:24:43Partial-0.79670.3448327.11380:41:106:08:162:15:434:33:43
07698111211191 Jan 1211:23:18Partial-0.78690.3631328.6141.38:39:0014:07:3610:12:3912:33:57
07744111221209 Jan 2219:16:05Partial-0.77250.3903330.5146.016:30:5022:01:2018:03:0520:29:05
07790111231227 Feb 033:02:49Partial-0.75310.4269333.0151.90:16:195:49:191:46:524:18:46
07835111241245 Feb 1310:41:36Partial-0.72720.4757336.0159.17:53:3613:29:369:22:0312:01:09
07880111251263 Feb 2418:12:42Partial-0.69500.5364339.5167.415:22:5721:02:2716:49:0019:36:24
07925111261281 Mar 071:33:37Partial-0.65420.6128343.6176.722:41:494:25:250:05:163:01:58
07970111271299 Mar 188:46:35Partial-0.60680.7016348.0186.25:52:3511:40:357:13:2910:19:41
08014111281317 Mar 2815:49:55Partial-0.55160.8048352.6195.812:53:3718:46:1314:12:0117:27:49
08057111291335 Apr 0822:45:02Partial-0.48930.9209357.1205.019:46:291:43:3521:02:320:27:32
08099111301353 Apr 195:32:00Total-0.42011.0498361.4213.536.42:31:188:32:423:45:155:13:485:50:127:18:45
08140111311371 Apr 3012:13:03Total-0.34571.1879365.0220.967.69:10:3315:15:3310:22:3611:39:1512:46:5114:03:30
08181111321389 May 1018:48:43Total-0.26651.3350367.9226.885.615:44:4621:52:4016:55:1918:05:5519:31:3120:42:07
08222111331407 May 221:19:29Total-0.18271.4902369.9231.297.222:14:324:24:2623:23:530:30:532:08:053:15:05
08263111341425 Jun 017:48:18Total-0.09701.6488370.9233.8103.84:42:5110:53:455:51:246:56:248:40:129:45:12
08305111351443 Jun 1214:15:52Total-0.00981.8097370.7234.6106.211:10:3117:21:1312:18:3413:22:4615:08:5816:13:10
08346111361461 Jun 2220:44:43Total0.07701.6874369.4233.5104.617:40:0123:49:2518:47:5819:52:2521:37:0122:41:28
08386111371479 Jul 043:14:45Total0.16341.5297366.9230.698.80:11:186:18:121:19:272:25:214:04:095:10:03
08426111381497 Jul 149:49:55Total0.24621.3783363.5226.188.86:48:1012:51:407:56:529:05:3110:34:1911:42:58
08466111391515 Jul 2516:29:57Total0.32521.2336359.2220.173.413:30:2119:29:3314:39:5415:53:1517:06:3918:20:00
08507111401533 Aug 0423:16:00Total0.39991.0967354.1212.849.420:18:572:13:0321:29:3622:51:1823:40:421:02:24
08549111411551 Aug 166:09:51Partial0.46880.9702348.7204.53:15:309:04:124:27:367:52:06
08593111421569 Aug 2613:12:21Partial0.53130.8556342.9195.610:20:5416:03:4811:34:3314:50:09
08636111431587 Sep 1620:25:05Partial0.58570.7555337.3186.617:36:2623:13:4418:51:4721:58:23
08679111441605 Sep 273:46:02Partial0.63410.6666331.8177.41:00:086:31:562:17:205:14:44
08724111451623 Oct 0811:18:42Partial0.67340.5941326.8169.18:35:1814:02:069:54:0912:43:15
08768111461641 Oct 1819:00:25Partial0.70620.5340322.2161.416:19:1921:41:3117:39:4320:21:07
08813111471659 Oct 302:52:52Partial0.73100.4885318.4155.10:13:405:32:041:35:194:10:25
08858111481677 Nov 0910:52:40Partial0.75040.4529315.1149.78:15:0713:30:139:37:4912:07:31
08904111491695 Nov 2019:02:06Partial0.76290.4303312.6146.016:25:4821:38:2417:49:0620:15:06
08950111501713 Dec 023:17:09Partial0.77160.4149310.5143.40:41:545:52:242:05:274:28:51
08997111511731 Dec 1311:38:06Partial0.77640.4069308.8141.79:03:4214:12:3010:27:1512:48:57
09044111521749 Dec 2320:02:11Partial0.77960.4023307.3140.617:28:3222:35:5018:51:5321:12:29
09091111531768 Jan 044:29:31Partial0.78100.4011305.9140.11:56:347:02:283:19:285:39:34
09136111541786 Jan 1412:55:56Partial0.78380.3978304.2139.110:23:5015:28:0211:46:2314:05:29
0918111155 1804 Jan 26 21:21:21Partial0.78820.3918302.3137.818:50:1223:52:3020:12:2722:30:15
0922611156 1822 Feb 06 5:43:26Partial0.79610.3797299.9135.63:13:298:13:234:35:386:51:14
0927211157 1840 Feb 17 14:02:34Partial0.80740.3615297.0132.311:34:0416:31:0412:56:2515:08:43
0931711158 1858 Feb 27 22:14:20Partial0.82520.3316293.0126.919:47:500:40:5021:10:5323:17:47
0936111159 1876 Mar 10 6:21:31Partial0.84740.2937288.4119.73:57:198:45:435:21:407:21:22
0940511160 1894 Mar 21 14:20:27Partial0.87700.2424282.6109.311:59:0916:41:4513:25:4815:15:06
0944711161 1912 Apr 01 22:14:16Partial0.91160.1820275.895.219:56:220:32:1021:26:4023:01:52
0948911162 1930 Apr 13 5:58:54Partial0.95450.1064267.373.43:45:158:12:335:22:126:35:36
0953111163 1948 Apr 23 13:39:18Partial1.00160.0229257.634.311:30:3015:48:0613:22:0913:56:27
0957211164 1966 May 04 21:12:06Penumbral1.0553-0.0728246.019:09:0623:15:06
0961311165 1984 May 15 4:41:03Penumbral1.1130-0.1760232.52:44:486:37:18
0965411166 2002 May 26 12:04:26Penumbral1.1758-0.2888216.610:16:0813:52:44
0969511167 2020 Jun 05 19:26:14Penumbral1.2406-0.4053198.217:47:0821:05:20
0973611168 2038 Jun 17 2:45:02Penumbral1.3082-0.5275176.31:16:534:13:11
0977611169 2056 Jun 27 10:03:09Penumbral1.3769-0.6519149.98:48:1211:18:06
0981711170 2074 Jul 08 17:21:38Penumbral1.4456-0.7765116.616:23:2018:19:56
0985811171 2092 Jul 19 0:41:58Penumbral1.5131-0.899267.70:08:071:15:49

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