Lunar Saros 120

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June 26, 2010

Saros cycle series 120 for lunar eclipses occurs at the moon's ascending node, 18 years 11 and 1/3 days. It contains 83 events. [1]

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This lunar saros is linked to Solar Saros 127.

Cat. Saros MemDateTime UT
(hr:mn)
TypeGammaMagnitudeDuration
(min)
Contacts UT
(hr:mn)
Chart
GreatestPen.Par.Tot.P1P4U1U2U3U4
0721912011000 Oct 161:35:42Penumbral1.5463-0.986247.11:12:091:59:15
0726312021018 Oct 279:53:57Penumbral1.5341-0.966665.29:21:2110:26:33
0730712031036 Nov 0618:16:32Penumbral1.5260-0.954475.417:38:5018:54:14
0735212041054 Nov 182:44:30Penumbral1.5231-0.951379.72:04:393:24:21
0739612051072 Nov 2811:14:15Penumbral1.5223-0.951881.810:33:2111:55:09
0744112061090 Dec 0919:45:28Penumbral1.5233-0.955582.019:04:2820:26:28
0748712071108 Dec 204:16:00Penumbral1.5246-0.959381.93:35:034:56:57
0753312081126 Dec 3112:45:19Penumbral1.5261-0.963281.312:04:4013:25:58
0757912091145 Jan 1021:09:35Penumbral1.5241-0.960483.920:27:3821:51:32
07626120101163 Jan 225:29:14Penumbral1.5192-0.95288.84:44:506:13:38
07673120111181 Feb 113:41:16Penumbral1.5091-0.933797.612:52:2814:30:04
07719120121199 Feb 1221:46:45Penumbral1.4944-0.907108.920:52:1822:41:12
07765120131217 Feb 235:41:09Penumbral1.4720-0.8659123.94:39:126:43:06
07811120141235 Mar 0613:27:40Penumbral1.4439-0.8143140.312:17:3114:37:49
07856120151253 Mar 1621:02:30Penumbral1.4071-0.7467158.919:43:0322:21:57
07900120161271 Mar 284:28:45Penumbral1.3642-0.6679177.82:59:515:57:39
07945120171289 Apr 0711:43:12Penumbral1.3125-0.5732197.610:04:2413:22:00
07990120181307 Apr 1818:50:03Penumbral1.2553-0.4683216.917:01:3620:38:30
08033120191325 Apr 291:47:03Penumbral1.1908-0.3501236.123:49:003:45:06
08075120201343 May 108:36:45Penumbral1.1208-0.2221254.56:29:3010:44:00
08117120211361 May 2015:19:11Penumbral1.0453-0.0841272.013:03:1117:35:11
08158120221379 May 3121:57:14Partial0.96650.0597288.258.819:33:080:21:2021:27:5022:26:38
08199120231397 Jun 114:31:36Partial0.88500.2082303.0107.82:00:067:03:063:37:425:25:30
08240120241415 Jun 2211:03:06Partial0.80150.3602316.4139.08:24:5413:41:189:53:3612:12:36
08282120251433 Jul 0217:34:56Partial0.71830.5115328.2162.214:50:5020:19:0216:13:5018:56:02
08323120261451 Jul 140:07:29Partial0.63570.6615338.5180.321:18:142:56:4422:37:201:37:38
08364120271469 Jul 246:42:46Partial0.55560.8066347.3194.63:49:079:36:255:05:288:20:04
08404120281487 Aug 0413:21:13Partial0.47830.9466354.6205.810:23:5516:18:3111:38:1915:04:07
08444120291505 Aug 1420:05:59Total0.40631.0766360.6214.444.717:05:4123:06:1718:18:4719:43:3820:28:2021:53:11
08485120301523 Aug 262:57:01Total0.33951.1971365.5221.068.923:54:165:59:461:06:312:22:343:31:284:47:31
08526120311541 Sep 059:54:46Total0.27841.3072369.3225.882.76:50:0712:59:258:01:529:13:2510:36:0711:47:40
08569120321559 Sep 1617:01:00Total0.22441.4041372.2229.391.313:54:5420:07:0615:06:2116:15:2117:46:3918:55:39
08612120331577 Sep 270:16:07Total0.17811.4869374.4231.696.721:08:553:23:1922:20:1923:27:461:04:282:11:55
08655120341595 Oct 187:40:06Total0.13911.5567376.0233.1100.24:32:0610:48:065:43:336:50:008:30:129:36:39
08699120351613 Oct 2815:11:40Total0.10641.6149377.2234.1102.312:03:0418:20:1613:14:3714:20:3116:02:4917:08:43
08743120361631 Nov 0822:51:38Total0.08051.6608378.1234.7103.519:42:352:00:4120:54:1721:59:5323:43:230:48:59
08787120371649 Nov 196:38:54Total0.06081.6957378.6234.9104.13:29:369:48:124:41:275:46:517:30:578:36:21
08832120381667 Nov 3014:31:26Total0.04551.7228379.0235.1104.511:21:5617:40:5612:33:5313:39:1115:23:4116:28:59
08878120391685 Dec 1022:29:22Total0.03461.7422379.1235.1104.719:19:491:38:5520:31:4921:37:0123:21:430:26:55
08924120401703 Dec 236:29:54Total0.02581.7582379.1235.1104.73:20:219:39:274:32:215:37:337:22:158:27:27
08971120411722 Jan 0214:32:53Total0.01871.7714378.9235.0104.811:23:2617:42:2012:35:2313:40:2915:25:1716:30:23
09018120421740 Jan 1322:33:33Total0.00961.7887378.5235.0104.919:24:181:42:4820:36:0321:41:0623:26:000:31:03
09065120431758 Jan 246:34:14Total0.00031.8067378.0234.9104.93:25:149:43:144:36:475:41:477:26:418:31:41
09111120441776 Feb 0414:29:50Total-0.01281.7851377.4234.7104.911:21:0817:38:3212:32:2913:37:2315:22:1716:27:11
09156120451794 Feb 1422:21:16Total-0.03001.7553376.5234.5104.819:13:011:29:3120:24:0121:28:5223:13:400:18:31
0920112046 1812 Feb 27 6:04:51Total-0.05381.7135375.5234.1104.32:57:069:12:364:07:485:12:426:57:008:01:54
0924612047 1830 Mar 09 13:42:57Total-0.08241.6632374.2233.4103.310:35:5116:50:0311:46:1512:51:1814:34:3615:39:39
0929312048 1848 Mar 19 21:12:12Total-0.11861.5993372.5232.4101.418:05:570:18:2719:16:0020:21:3022:02:5423:08:24
0933712049 1866 Mar 31 4:33:35Total-0.16141.5232370.4230.798.21:28:237:38:472:38:143:44:295:22:416:28:56
0938012050 1884 Apr 10 11:46:34Total-0.21161.4337367.7228.292.98:42:4314:50:259:52:2811:00:0712:33:0113:40:40
0942412051 1902 Apr 22 18:52:40Total-0.26801.3327364.3224.684.615:50:3121:54:4917:00:2218:10:2219:34:5820:44:58
0946612052 1920 May 03 1:51:08Total-0.33121.2194360.1219.771.522:51:054:51:110:01:171:15:232:26:533:40:59
0950812053 1938 May 14 8:44:00Total-0.39941.0966354.9213.149.45:46:3311:41:276:57:278:19:189:08:4210:30:33
0954912054 1956 May 24 15:31:52Partial-0.47260.9647348.5204.512:37:3718:26:0713:49:3717:14:07
0959112055 1974 Jun 04 22:16:44Partial-0.54880.8269341.0193.619:26:141:07:1420:39:5623:53:32
0963212056 1992 Jun 15 4:57:57Partial-0.62880.6822332.2179.82:11:517:44:033:28:036:27:51
0967312057 2010 Jun 26 11:39:34Partial-0.70910.5368322.1162.98:58:3114:20:3710:18:0713:01:01
0971412058 2028 Jul 06 18:20:57Partial-0.79030.3892310.6141.515:45:3920:56:1517:10:1219:31:42
0975412059 2046 Jul 18 1:06:05Partial-0.86910.2461298.1114.622:37:023:35:080:08:472:03:23
0979512060 2064 Jul 28 7:52:48Partial-0.94730.1038284.375.75:30:3910:14:577:14:578:30:39
0983612061 2082 Aug 08 14:46:42Penumbral-1.0203-0.0294269.812:31:4817:01:36
0987812062 2100 Aug 19 21:44:58Penumbral-1.0905-0.1575254.219:37:5223:52:04
0992012063 2118 Aug 31 4:51:45Penumbral-1.1543-0.2740238.52:52:306:51:00
0996312064 2136 Sep 10 12:05:06Penumbral-1.2134-0.3821222.210:14:0013:56:12
1000712065 2154 Sep 21 19:29:06Penumbral-1.2646-0.4759206.517:45:5121:12:21
1005012066 2172 Oct 02 3:01:41Penumbral-1.3098-0.5586191.31:26:024:37:20
1009312067 2190 Oct 13 10:43:55Penumbral-1.3479-0.6285176.99:15:2812:12:22
10136120682208 Oct 2418:36:02Penumbral-1.3789-0.6853164.217:13:5619:58:08
10180120692226 Nov 052:38:01Penumbral-1.4024-0.7283153.51:21:163:54:46
10225120702244 Nov 1510:48:54Penumbral-1.4201-0.7605144.89:36:3012:01:18
10271120712262 Nov 2619:06:54Penumbral-1.4327-0.7833138.117:57:5120:15:57
10317120722280 Dec 073:32:38Penumbral-1.4402-0.7964133.72:25:474:39:29
10363120732298 Dec 1812:03:40Penumbral-1.4439-0.8025131.110:58:0713:09:13
10409120742316 Dec 2920:38:45Penumbral-1.4452-0.8039129.719:33:5421:43:36
10455120752335 Jan 105:16:00Penumbral-1.4453-0.8029128.94:11:336:20:27
10501120762353 Jan 2013:54:28Penumbral-1.4453-0.8012128.012:50:2814:58:28
10546120772371 Jan 3122:31:48Penumbral-1.4466-0.8019126.321:28:3923:34:57
10590120782389 Feb 117:06:06Penumbral-1.4510-0.8078122.96:04:398:07:33
10635120792407 Feb 2215:37:08Penumbral-1.4584-0.8192117.614:38:2016:35:56
10679120802425 Mar 050:03:15Penumbral-1.4701-0.8383109.523:08:300:58:00
10723120812443 Mar 168:22:54Penumbral-1.4877-0.868096.77:34:339:11:15
10767120822461 Mar 2616:36:11Penumbral-1.5110-0.908077.115:57:3817:14:44
10809120832479 Apr 070:42:37Penumbral-1.5402-0.959141.10:22:041:03:10

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