Lunar Saros 134

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Saros cycle series 134 for lunar eclipses occurs at the moon's ascending node, 18 years 11 and 1/3 days. It contains 72 events.^[1]

Cat.	Saros	Mem	Date	Time UT (hr:mn)	Type	Gamma	Magnitude	Duration (min)			Contacts UT (hr:mn)						Chart
Cat.	Saros	Mem	Date	Greatest	Type	Gamma	Magnitude	Pen.	Par.	Tot.	P1	P4	U1	U2	U3	U4	Chart
08546	134	1	1550 Apr 01	12:54:38	Penumbral	1.5506	-0.9770	12.9			12:48:11	13:01:05
08590	134	2	1568 Apr 11	20:39:00	Penumbral	1.4970	-0.8760	85.4			19:56:18	21:21:42
08633	134	3	1586 May 3	4:16:35	Penumbral	1.4373	-0.7639	121.9			3:15:38	5:17:32
08676	134	4	1604 May 13	11:49:46	Penumbral	1.3732	-0.6441	150.2			10:34:40	13:04:52
08721	134	5	1622 May 24	19:18:16	Penumbral	1.3046	-0.5161	174.3			17:51:07	20:45:25
08765	134	6	1640 Jun 04	2:45:05	Penumbral	1.2340	-0.3848	194.8			1:07:41	4:22:29
08809	134	7	1658 Jun 15	10:08:00	Penumbral	1.1593	-0.2463	213.1			8:21:27	11:54:33
08854	134	8	1676 Jun 25	17:32:06	Penumbral	1.0849	-0.1086	228.9			15:37:39	19:26:33
08900	134	9	1694 Jul 07	0:55:25	Partial	1.0089	0.0317	242.8	39.0		22:54:01	2:56:49	0:35:55			1:14:55
08946	134	10	1712 Jul 18	8:21:48	Partial	0.9350	0.1678	254.7	87.9		6:14:27	10:29:09	7:37:51			9:05:45
08993	134	11	1730 Jul 29	15:49:46	Partial	0.8619	0.3022	265.1	115.5		13:37:13	18:02:19	14:52:01			16:47:31
09039	134	12	1748 Aug 08	23:23:28	Partial	0.7929	0.4287	273.8	134.9		21:06:34	1:40:22	22:16:01			0:30:55
09086	134	13	1766 Aug 20	7:01:43	Partial	0.7272	0.5489	281.3	149.6		4:41:04	9:22:22	5:46:55			8:16:31
09131	134	14	1784 Aug 30	14:45:57	Partial	0.6662	0.6602	287.4	161.1		12:22:15	17:09:39	13:25:24			16:06:30
09176	134	15	1802 Sep 11	22:36:46	Partial	0.6105	0.7615	292.6	170.0		20:10:28	1:03:04	21:11:46			0:01:46
09221	134	16	1820 Sep 22	6:35:09	Partial	0.5612	0.8511	296.7	176.8		4:06:48	9:03:30	5:06:45			8:03:33
09267	134	17	1838 Oct 03	14:41:28	Partial	0.5182	0.9288	300.0	182.1		12:11:28	17:11:28	13:10:25			16:12:31
09313	134	18	1856 Oct 13	22:54:33	Partial	0.4809	0.9960	302.7	186.2		20:23:12	1:25:54	21:21:27			0:27:39
09357	134	19	1874 Oct 25	7:16:22	Total	0.4510	1.0497	304.8	189.2	32.7	4:43:58	9:48:46	5:41:46	7:00:01	7:32:43	8:50:58
09401	134	20	1892 Nov 04	15:44:53	Total	0.4267	1.0930	306.5	191.5	44.1	13:11:38	18:18:08	14:09:08	15:22:50	16:06:56	17:20:38
09444	134	21	1910 Nov 17	0:20:52	Total	0.4089	1.1246	307.7	193.0	50.6	21:47:01	2:54:43	22:44:22	23:55:34	0:46:10	1:57:22
09486	134	22	1928 Nov 27	9:01:47	Total	0.3952	1.1486	308.7	194.2	54.8	6:27:26	11:36:08	7:24:41	8:34:23	9:29:11	10:38:53
09528	134	23	1946 Dec 08	17:48:28	Total	0.3864	1.1639	309.5	194.9	57.3	15:13:43	20:23:13	16:11:01	17:19:49	18:17:07	19:25:55
09569	134	24	1964 Dec 19	2:37:54	Total	0.3801	1.1748	310.1	195.5	58.9	0:02:51	5:12:57	1:00:09	2:08:27	3:07:21	4:15:39
09610	134	25	1982 Dec 30	11:29:37	Total	0.3758	1.1822	310.6	195.9	60.0	8:54:19	14:04:55	9:51:40	10:59:37	11:59:37	13:07:34
09651	134	26	2001 Jan 09	20:21:40	Total	0.3720	1.1889	311.0	196.3	61.0	17:46:10	22:57:10	18:43:31	19:51:10	20:52:10	21:59:49
09692	134	27	2019 Jan 21	5:13:27	Total	0.3684	1.1953	311.5	196.8	62.0	2:37:42	7:49:12	3:35:03	4:42:27	5:44:27	6:51:51
09733	134	28	2037 Jan 31	14:01:38	Total	0.3619	1.2074	312.1	197.5	63.7	11:25:35	16:37:41	12:22:53	13:29:47	14:33:29	15:40:23
09773	134	29	2055 Feb 11	22:46:17	Total	0.3526	1.2246	312.9	198.4	66.0	20:09:50	1:22:44	21:07:05	22:13:17	23:19:17	0:25:29
09814	134	30	2073 Feb 22	7:24:53	Total	0.3388	1.2503	313.8	199.7	69.2	4:47:59	10:01:47	5:45:02	6:50:17	7:59:29	9:04:44
09855	134	31	2091 Mar 05	15:58:22	Total	0.3212	1.2832	315.0	201.3	72.9	13:20:52	18:35:52	14:17:43	15:21:55	16:34:49	17:39:01
09898	134	32	2109 Mar 17	0:22:28	Total	0.2962	1.3296	316.4	203.3	77.5	21:44:16	3:00:40	22:40:49	23:43:43	1:01:13	2:04:07
09940	134	33	2127 Mar 28	8:40:17	Total	0.2664	1.3849	318.0	205.5	82.3	6:01:17	11:19:17	6:57:32	7:59:08	9:21:26	10:23:02
09983	134	34	2145 Apr 07	16:48:09	Total	0.2285	1.4550	319.7	207.9	87.3	14:08:18	19:28:00	15:04:12	16:04:30	17:31:48	18:32:06
10027	134	35	2163 Apr 19	0:49:33	Total	0.1858	1.5338	321.5	210.2	91.8	22:08:48	3:30:18	23:04:27	0:03:39	1:35:27	2:34:39
10070	134	36	2181 Apr 29	8:40:08	Total	0.1345	1.6281	323.2	212.3	95.9	5:58:32	11:21:44	6:53:59	7:52:11	9:28:05	10:26:17
10113	134	37	2199 May 10	16:25:22	Total	0.0793	1.7297	324.8	214.0	98.8	13:42:58	19:07:46	14:38:22	15:35:58	17:14:46	18:12:22
10157	134	38	2217 May 22	0:01:35	Total	0.0167	1.8444	326.0	215.2	100.4	21:18:35	2:44:35	22:13:59	23:11:23	0:51:47	1:49:11
10201	134	39	2235 Jun 02	7:32:48	Total	-0.0495	1.7838	326.7	215.5	100.1	4:49:27	10:16:09	5:45:03	6:42:45	8:22:51	9:20:33
10246	134	40	2253 Jun 12	14:57:11	Total	-0.1210	1.6520	326.9	214.8	97.6	12:13:44	17:40:38	13:09:47	14:08:23	15:45:59	16:44:35
10292	134	41	2271 Jun 23	22:18:46	Total	-0.1943	1.5166	326.4	212.9	92.3	19:35:34	1:01:58	20:32:19	21:32:37	23:04:55	0:05:13
10339	134	42	2289 Jul 04	5:36:25	Total	-0.2703	1.3760	325.1	209.6	83.3	2:53:52	8:18:58	3:51:37	4:54:46	6:18:04	7:21:13
10386	134	43	2307 Jul 16	12:51:48	Total	-0.3475	1.2329	323.0	204.9	69.1	10:10:18	15:33:18	11:09:21	12:17:15	13:26:21	14:34:15
10432	134	44	2325 Jul 26	20:06:28	Total	-0.4246	1.0898	320.2	198.6	45.0	17:26:22	22:46:34	18:27:10	19:43:58	20:28:58	21:45:46
10478	134	45	2343 Aug 07	3:21:51	Partial	-0.5005	0.9484	316.5	190.7		0:43:36	6:00:06	1:46:30			4:57:12
10523	134	46	2361 Aug 17	10:38:41	Partial	-0.5740	0.8112	312.1	181.2		8:02:38	13:14:44	9:08:05			12:09:17
10568	134	47	2379 Aug 28	17:58:09	Partial	-0.6445	0.6792	307.1	170.1		15:24:36	20:31:42	16:33:06			19:23:12
10612	134	48	2397 Sep 08	1:22:03	Partial	-0.7104	0.5556	301.7	157.4		22:51:12	3:52:54	0:03:21			2:40:45
10657	134	49	2415 Sep 19	8:51:06	Partial	-0.7713	0.4410	296.1	143.2		6:23:03	11:19:09	7:39:30			10:02:42
10701	134	50	2433 Sep 29	16:24:45	Partial	-0.8273	0.3352	290.4	127.2		13:59:33	18:49:57	15:21:09			17:28:21
10745	134	51	2451 Oct 11	0:05:24	Partial	-0.8768	0.2413	284.9	109.8		21:42:57	2:27:51	23:10:30			1:00:18
10787	134	52	2469 Oct 21	7:52:38	Partial	-0.9196	0.1596	279.8	90.6		5:32:44	10:12:32	7:07:20			8:37:56
10829	134	53	2487 Nov 01	15:47:25	Partial	-0.9559	0.0900	275.3	68.9		13:29:46	18:05:04	15:12:58			16:21:52
10870	134	54	2505 Nov 12	23:47:37	Partial	-0.9869	0.0301	271.4	40.3		21:31:55	2:03:19	23:27:28			0:07:46
10911	134	55	2523 Nov 24	7:55:24	Penumbral	-1.0110	-0.0168	268.4			5:41:12	10:09:36
10952	134	56	2541 Dec 04	16:08:21	Penumbral	-1.0300	-0.0543	266.2			13:55:15	18:21:27
10994	134	57	2559 Dec 16	0:26:02	Penumbral	-1.0444	-0.0832	264.6			22:13:44	2:38:20
11035	134	58	2577 Dec 26	8:46:27	Penumbral	-1.0560	-0.1065	263.5			6:34:42	10:58:12
11075	134	59	2596 Jan 06	17:09:04	Penumbral	-1.0652	-0.1251	262.8			14:57:40	19:20:28
11115	134	60	2614 Jan 18	1:31:45	Penumbral	-1.0735	-0.1418	262.1			23:20:42	3:42:48
11154	134	61	2632 Jan 29	9:52:07	Penumbral	-1.0828	-0.1600	261.1			7:41:34	12:02:40
11195	134	62	2650 Feb 08	18:09:59	Penumbral	-1.0934	-0.1803	259.7			16:00:08	20:19:50
11237	134	63	2668 Feb 20	2:22:36	Penumbral	-1.1072	-0.2063	257.4			0:13:54	4:31:18
11280	134	64	2686 Mar 02	10:28:53	Penumbral	-1.1257	-0.2405	253.9			8:21:56	12:35:50
11322	134	65	2704 Mar 13	18:26:58	Penumbral	-1.1501	-0.2852	248.7			16:22:37	20:31:19
11365	134	66	2722 Mar 25	2:17:14	Penumbral	-1.1798	-0.3398	241.7			0:16:23	4:18:05
11407	134	67	2740 Apr 04	9:58:17	Penumbral	-1.2163	-0.4063	232.3			8:02:08	11:54:26
11450	134	68	2758 Apr 15	17:28:58	Penumbral	-1.2602	-0.4867	219.8			15:39:04	19:18:52
11494	134	69	2776 Apr 26	0:50:25	Penumbral	-1.3110	-0.5794	203.5			23:08:40	2:32:10
11540	134	70	2794 May 7	8:02:01	Penumbral	-1.3690	-0.6856	181.9			6:31:04	9:32:58
11586	134	71	2812 May 17	15:05:07	Penumbral	-1.4327	-0.8023	153.0			13:48:37	16:21:37
11634	134	72	2830 May 28	21:58:39	Penumbral	-1.5032	-0.9315	110.1			21:03:36	22:53:42

Notes

↑ Lunar Eclipses of Saros 134, Fred Espenak

External links

www.hermit.org: Saros 134

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[1] Lunar Eclipses of Saros 134, Fred Espenak

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