Lunar Saros 131

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Saros cycle series 131 for lunar eclipses occurs at the moon's descending node, repeats every 18 years 11 and 1/3 days. It contains 72 member events, with 15 total eclipses, starting in 1950 and ending in 2202. [1]

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The series contains 57 umbral eclipses between 1553 and 2563 (total eclipses between 1950 and 2202).

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Cat. Saros MemDateTime UT
(hr:mn)
TypeGammaMagnitudeDuration
(min)
Contacts UT
(hr:mn)
Chart
GreatestPen.Par.Tot.P1P4U1U2U3U4
0826813111427 May 1023:39:25Penumbral-1.5427-0.957229.123:24:5223:53:58
0831013121445 May 217:02:27Penumbral-1.4705-0.8227101.96:11:307:53:24
0835113131463 Jun 0114:23:22Penumbral-1.3957-0.6837140.313:13:1315:33:31
0839113141481 Jun 1121:44:03Penumbral-1.3201-0.5435168.920:19:3623:08:30
0843113151499 Jun 235:05:35Penumbral-1.2445-0.4037191.83:29:416:41:29
0847113161517 Jul 0312:28:24Penumbral-1.1693-0.2648210.910:42:5714:13:51
0851213171535 Jul 1419:54:01Penumbral-1.0956-0.1292226.918:00:3421:47:28
0855413181553 Jul 253:24:11Partial-1.02530.0001240.22.51:24:055:24:173:22:563:25:26
0859713191571 Aug 0510:59:42Partial-0.95910.1215251.375.38:54:0313:05:2110:22:0311:37:21
08640131101589 Aug 2518:40:24Partial-0.89690.2352260.7102.916:30:0320:50:4517:48:5719:31:51
08683131111607 Sep 062:28:42Partial-0.84070.3378268.3121.30:14:334:42:511:28:033:29:21
08728131121625 Sep 1610:24:16Partial-0.79040.4295274.6134.88:06:5812:41:349:16:5211:31:40
08772131131643 Sep 2718:28:14Partial-0.74680.5085279.6144.716:08:2620:48:0217:15:5319:40:35
08817131141661 Oct 082:39:03Partial-0.70890.5771283.7152.40:17:125:00:541:22:513:55:15
08862131151679 Oct 1910:58:53Partial-0.67840.6321286.9158.08:35:2613:22:209:39:5312:17:53
08908131161697 Oct 2919:25:59Partial-0.65370.6764289.3162.117:01:2021:50:3818:04:5620:47:02
08954131171715 Nov 114:00:14Partial-0.63470.7102291.1165.11:34:416:25:472:37:415:22:47
09001131181733 Nov 2112:40:54Partial-0.62110.7344292.5167.210:14:3915:07:0911:17:1814:04:30
09048131191751 Dec 0221:26:52Partial-0.61160.7512293.4168.519:00:1023:53:3420:02:3722:51:07
09095131201769 Dec 136:17:04Partial-0.60580.7611294.0169.43:50:048:44:044:52:227:41:46
09140131211787 Dec 2415:08:29Partial-0.60100.7696294.5170.112:41:1417:35:4413:43:2616:33:32
0918513122 1806 Jan 05 0:02:04Partial-0.59810.7748294.8170.521:34:402:29:2822:36:491:27:19
0923013123 1824 Jan 16 8:54:09Partial-0.59370.7829295.3171.26:26:3011:21:487:28:3310:19:45
0927613124 1842 Jan 26 17:44:27Partial-0.58840.7930295.9172.115:16:3020:12:2416:18:2419:10:30
0932113125 1860 Feb 07 2:29:45Partial-0.57900.8106296.8173.70:01:214:58:091:02:543:56:36
0936513126 1878 Feb 17 11:11:05Partial-0.56670.8338297.9175.68:42:0813:40:029:43:1712:38:53
0940913127 1896 Feb 28 19:45:40Partial-0.54880.8673299.5178.217:15:5522:15:2518:16:3421:14:46
0945113128 1914 Mar 12 4:13:08Partial-0.52540.9111301.5181.51:42:236:43:532:42:235:43:53
0949313129 1932 Mar 22 12:32:39Partial-0.49560.9666303.8185.310:00:4515:04:3311:00:0014:05:18
0953513130 1950 Apr 02 20:44:34Total-0.45981.0329306.5189.626.918:11:1923:17:4919:09:4620:31:0720:58:0122:19:22
0957613131 1968 Apr 13 4:48:01Total-0.41731.1116309.5194.148.52:13:167:22:463:10:584:23:465:12:166:25:04
0961813132 1986 Apr 24 12:43:30Total-0.36821.2022312.6198.863.610:07:1215:19:4811:04:0612:11:4213:15:1814:22:54
0965913133 2004 May 04 20:31:17Total-0.31321.3035315.7203.275.517:53:2623:09:0818:49:4119:53:3221:09:0222:12:53
0970013134 2022 May 16 4:12:42Total-0.25321.4137318.7207.284.91:33:216:52:032:29:063:30:154:55:095:56:18
0974113135 2040 May 26 11:46:22Total-0.18721.5348321.4210.792.29:05:4014:27:0410:01:0111:00:1612:32:2813:31:43
0978113136 2058 Jun 06 19:15:48Total-0.11811.6611323.6213.497.316:34:0021:57:3617:29:0618:27:0920:04:2721:02:30
0982213137 2076 Jun 17 2:39:47Total-0.04521.7943325.3215.1100.223:57:085:22:260:52:141:49:413:29:534:27:20
0986313138 2094 Jun 28 10:01:57Total0.02881.8234326.5215.7100.67:18:4212:45:128:14:069:11:3910:52:1511:49:48
0990513139 2112 Jul 09 17:19:51Total0.10551.6814326.9215.198.414:36:2420:03:1815:32:1816:30:3918:09:0319:07:24
0994713140 2130 Jul 21 0:38:56Total0.18031.5426326.6213.493.521:55:383:22:1422:52:1423:52:111:25:412:25:38
0999113141 2148 Jul 31 7:56:37Total0.25541.4030325.7210.485.35:13:4610:39:286:11:257:13:588:39:169:41:49
1003513142 2166 Aug 11 15:17:07Total0.32731.2688324.1206.373.312:35:0417:59:1013:33:5814:40:2815:53:4617:00:16
1007813143 2184 Aug 21 22:38:35Total0.39771.1374321.9201.054.819:57:381:19:3220:58:0522:11:1123:05:590:19:05
10121131442202 Sep 036:05:57Total0.46221.0163319.5194.919.63:26:128:45:424:28:305:56:096:15:457:43:24
10165131452220 Sep 1313:36:52Partial0.52280.9023316.6188.010:58:3416:15:1012:02:5215:10:52
10210131462238 Sep 2421:14:02Partial0.57750.7992313.7180.618:37:1123:50:5319:43:4422:44:20
10255131472256 Oct 054:57:13Partial0.62640.7064310.9173.02:21:467:32:403:30:436:23:43
10301131482274 Oct 1612:48:09Partial0.66830.6264308.3165.510:14:0015:22:1811:25:2414:10:54
10348131492292 Oct 2620:45:26Partial0.70410.5577306.0158.318:12:2623:18:2619:26:1722:04:35
10394131502310 Nov 084:49:17Partial0.73390.5001304.2151.82:17:117:21:233:33:236:05:11
10440131512328 Nov 1812:59:37Partial0.75740.4541302.9146.110:28:1015:31:0411:46:3414:12:40
10486131522346 Nov 2921:15:59Partial0.77560.4180302.1141.318:44:5623:47:0220:05:2022:26:38
10531131532364 Dec 105:36:17Partial0.78980.3895301.8137.43:05:238:07:114:27:356:44:59
10576131542382 Dec 2114:00:40Partial0.80020.3684301.8134.411:29:4616:31:3412:53:2815:07:52
10621131552400 Dec 3122:26:34Partial0.80850.3512301.9132.019:55:370:57:3121:20:3423:32:34
10666131562419 Jan 126:53:23Partial0.81540.3369302.2129.94:22:179:24:295:48:267:58:20
10710131572437 Jan 2215:17:33Partial0.82390.3201302.2127.312:46:2717:48:3914:13:5416:21:12
10754131582455 Feb 0223:40:14Partial0.83310.3023302.0124.421:09:142:11:1422:38:020:42:26
10796131592473 Feb 137:57:35Partial0.84620.2776301.1120.05:27:0210:28:086:57:358:57:35
10837131602491 Feb 2416:09:26Partial0.86300.2463299.6113.813:39:3818:39:1415:12:3217:06:20
10878131612509 Mar 080:13:07Partial0.88580.2042297.0104.621:44:372:41:3723:20:491:05:25
10918131622527 Mar 198:09:29Partial0.91400.1524293.391.35:42:5010:36:087:23:508:55:08
10959131632545 Mar 2915:56:33Partial0.94930.0878288.170.113:32:3018:20:3615:21:3016:31:36
11001131642563 Apr 0923:33:33Partial0.99190.0097281.223.721:12:571:54:0923:21:4223:45:24
11042131652581 Apr 207:01:04Penumbral1.0414-0.0809272.24:44:589:17:10
11082131662599 May 114:18:45Penumbral1.0978-0.1843260.812:08:2116:29:09
11122131672617 May 1221:27:24Penumbral1.1607-0.2996246.319:24:1523:30:33
11161131682635 May 244:26:35Penumbral1.2304-0.4273228.02:32:356:20:35
11202131692653 Jun 0311:18:15Penumbral1.3049-0.5641204.89:35:5113:00:39
11244131702671 Jun 1418:03:01Penumbral1.3835-0.7088175.016:35:3119:30:31
11287131712689 Jun 250:41:31Penumbral1.4660-0.8606133.823:34:371:48:25
11330131722707 Jul 077:16:15Penumbral1.5504-1.016063.46:44:337:47:57

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<span class="mw-page-title-main">May 2022 lunar eclipse</span> Total lunar eclipse of 15–16 May 2022

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