Lunar Saros 113

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Saros cycle series 113 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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Cat. Saros MemDateTime UT
(hr:mn)
TypeGammaMagnitudeDuration
(min)
Contacts UT
(hr:mn)
Chart
GreatestPen.Par.Tot.P1P4U1U2U3U4
069611131888 Apr 2919:18:38Penumbral-1.5015-0.870272.818:42:1419:55:02
070031132906 May 112:52:46Penumbral-1.4355-0.7479115.91:54:493:50:43
070431133924 May 2110:22:51Penumbral-1.3660-0.6195146.99:09:2411:36:18
070841134942 Jun 0117:51:08Penumbral-1.2946-0.4880172.016:25:0819:17:08
071251135960 Jun 121:18:14Penumbral-1.2222-0.3550193.023:41:442:54:44
071661136978 Jun 238:46:20Penumbral-1.1506-0.2237210.87:00:5610:31:44
072081137996 Jul 0316:14:11Penumbral-1.0788-0.0924226.414:20:5918:07:23
0725211381014 Jul 1423:45:44Partial-1.01010.0329239.739.321:45:531:45:3523:26:050:05:23
0729611391032 Jul 257:19:48Partial-0.94390.1534251.283.65:14:129:25:246:38:008:01:36
07341113101050 Aug 0514:59:51Partial-0.88260.2645261.0108.212:49:2117:10:2114:05:4515:53:57
07385113111068 Aug 1522:43:39Partial-0.82480.3689269.4125.920:28:570:58:2121:40:4223:46:36
07429113121086 Aug 276:35:39Partial-0.77420.4600276.3138.84:17:308:53:485:26:157:45:03
07475113131104 Sep 614:33:30Partial-0.72880.5414282.3148.912:12:2116:54:3913:19:0315:47:57
07521113141122 Sep 1722:39:18Partial-0.69020.6101287.1156.520:15:451:02:5121:21:0323:57:33
07567113151140 Sep 286:51:51Partial-0.65760.6678291.2162.44:26:159:17:275:30:398:13:03
07614113161158 Oct 915:12:42Partial-0.6320.7127294.5166.812:45:2717:39:5713:49:1816:36:06
07661113171176 Oct 1923:40:14Partial-0.61260.7462297.1169.921:11:412:08:4722:15:171:05:11
07707113181194 Oct 318:13:30Partial-0.59810.7709299.3172.25:43:5110:43:096:47:249:39:36
07753113191212 Nov 1016:52:49Partial-0.58900.7856300.9173.714:22:2219:23:1615:25:5818:19:40
07800113201230 Nov 221:36:20Partial-0.58340.7943302.3174.723:05:114:07:290:08:593:03:41
07845113211248 Dec 0210:22:46Partial-0.58100.7974303.4175.37:51:0412:54:288:55:0711:50:25
07890113221266 Dec 1319:09:37Partial-0.57920.7995304.4175.816:37:2521:41:4917:41:4320:37:31
07935113231284 Dec 243:56:38Partial-0.57810.8005305.3176.21:23:596:29:172:28:325:24:44
07980113241303 Jan 0412:41:28Partial-0.57560.8044306.4176.910:08:1615:14:4011:13:0114:09:55
08023113251321 Jan 1421:22:17Partial-0.57040.8135307.6178.018:48:2923:56:0519:53:1722:51:17
08065113261339 Jan 265:58:09Partial-0.56150.8295309.2179.73:23:338:32:454:28:187:28:00
08107113271357 Feb 0514:27:27Partial-0.54790.8542311.1182.111:51:5417:03:0012:56:2415:58:30
08148113281375 Feb 1622:49:15Partial-0.52870.8894313.5185.120:12:301:26:0021:16:420:21:48
08189113291393 Feb 277:02:14Partial-0.50280.9370316.3188.94:24:059:40:235:27:478:36:41
08230113301411 Mar 1015:06:37Partial-0.47040.9965319.5193.312:26:5217:46:2213:29:5816:43:16
08272113311429 Mar 2023:02:11Total-0.43121.0683323.0198.139.520:20:411:43:4121:23:0822:42:2623:21:560:41:14
08314113321447 Apr 016:47:26Total-0.38421.1546326.8203.258.14:04:029:30:505:05:506:18:237:16:298:29:02
08355113331465 Apr 1114:24:28Total-0.33121.2517330.6208.272.011:39:1017:09:4612:40:2213:48:2815:00:2816:08:34
08395113341483 Apr 2221:52:19Total-0.27131.3612334.4212.983.219:05:070:39:3120:05:5221:10:4322:33:5523:38:46
08435113351501 May 35:13:26Total-0.20641.4797337.8217.091.92:24:328:02:203:24:564:27:295:59:237:01:56
08475113361519 May 1412:25:26Total-0.13491.6101340.8220.498.39:35:0215:15:5010:35:1411:36:1713:14:3514:15:38
08516113371537 May 2419:33:13Total-0.06081.7451343.3222.7102.116:41:3422:24:5217:41:5218:42:1020:24:1621:24:34
08558113381555 Jun 052:34:54Total0.01721.8238345.0223.7103.123:42:245:27:240:43:031:43:213:26:274:26:45
08601113391573 Jun 159:34:00Total0.09641.6770345.9223.4101.16:41:0312:26:577:42:188:43:2710:24:3311:25:42
08644113401591 Jul 0616:29:29Total0.17761.5260345.9221.695.713:36:3219:22:2614:38:4115:41:3817:17:2018:20:17
08688113411609 Jul 1623:25:49Total0.25701.3783345.0218.386.320:33:192:18:1921:36:4022:42:400:08:581:14:58
08733113421627 Jul 286:21:40Total0.33561.2317343.3213.571.43:30:019:13:194:34:555:45:586:57:228:08:25
08777113431645 Aug 0713:19:26Total0.41151.0899340.8207.146.710:29:0216:09:5011:35:5312:56:0513:42:4715:02:59
08822113441663 Aug 1820:20:08Partial0.48400.9543337.6199.417:31:2023:08:5618:40:2621:59:50
08868113451681 Aug 293:25:58Partial0.55110.8282334.0190.60:38:586:12:581:50:405:01:16
08914113461699 Sep 0910:37:10Partial0.61300.7117330.0180.77:52:1013:22:109:06:4912:07:31
08960113471717 Sep 2017:54:25Partial0.66900.6059325.9170.215:11:2820:37:2216:29:1919:19:31
09007113481735 Oct 021:19:13Partial0.71780.5134322.1159.422:38:104:00:1623:59:312:38:55
09054113491753 Oct 128:51:29Partial0.75970.4333318.5148.76:12:1411:30:447:37:0810:05:50
09100113501771 Oct 2316:30:23Partial0.79550.3649315.3138.313:52:4419:08:0215:21:1417:39:32
09145113511789 Nov 030:17:06Partial0.82420.3094312.7128.721:40:452:53:2723:12:451:21:27
0919011352 1807 Nov 15 8:09:59Partial0.84730.2646310.7120.15:34:3810:45:207:09:569:10:02
0923511353 1825 Nov 25 16:09:25Partial0.86430.2311309.4113.013:34:4318:44:0715:12:5517:05:55
0928211354 1843 Dec 07 0:11:31Partial0.87850.2031308.3106.621:37:222:45:4023:18:131:04:49
0932711355 1861 Dec 17 8:18:43Partial0.88800.1840307.8101.95:44:4910:52:377:27:469:09:40
0937111356 1879 Dec 28 16:26:22Partial0.89690.1664307.297.413:52:4618:59:5815:37:4017:15:04
0941511357 1898 Jan 08 0:34:46Partial0.90460.1515306.793.322:01:253:08:0723:48:071:21:25
0945711358 1916 Jan 20 8:39:41Partial0.91460.1327305.787.76:06:5011:12:327:55:509:23:32
0949911359 1934 Jan 30 16:42:42Partial0.92580.1120304.380.914:10:3319:14:5116:02:1517:23:09
0954011360 1952 Feb 11 0:39:48Partial0.94160.0832301.970.122:08:513:10:450:04:451:14:51
0958111361 1970 Feb 21 8:30:43Partial0.96190.0463298.552.76:01:2810:59:588:04:228:57:04
0962211362 1988 Mar 03 16:13:41Penumbral0.9885-0.0017293.813:46:4718:40:35
0966311363 2006 Mar 14 23:48:34Penumbral1.0210-0.0604287.521:24:492:12:19
0970411364 2024 Mar 25 7:13:59Penumbral1.0609-0.1325279.14:54:269:33:32
0974511365 2042 Apr 05 14:30:11Penumbral1.1080-0.2176268.412:15:5916:44:23
0978511366 2060 Apr 15 21:37:04Penumbral1.1621-0.3156255.019:29:3423:44:34
0982611367 2078 Apr 27 4:35:44Penumbral1.2222-0.4246238.22:36:386:34:50
0986711368 2096 May 07 11:24:42Penumbral1.2896-0.5469216.99:36:1513:13:09
0990911369 2114 May 19 18:07:33Penumbral1.3611-0.6770190.116:32:3019:42:36
0995111370 2132 May 30 0:42:50Penumbral1.4380-0.8169154.423:25:382:00:02
0999511371 2150 Jun 10 7:14:48Penumbral1.5171-0.9612102.46:23:368:06:00

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