Lunar Saros 137

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Saros cycle series 137 for lunar eclipses occurs at the moon's descending node, repeats every 18 years 11 and 1/3 days. It contains 78 events. [1]

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Cat. Saros MemDateTime UT
(hr:mn)
TypeGammaMagnitudeDuration
(min)
Contacts UT
(hr:mn)
Chart
GreatestPen.Par.Tot.P1P4U1U2U3U4
0858213711564 Dec 1721:16:37Penumbral-1.5587-1.010923.021:05:0721:28:07
0862513721583 Jan 085:55:04Penumbral-1.5513-0.995838.45:35:526:14:16
0866813731601 Jan 1814:32:25Penumbral-1.5425-0.977750.914:06:5814:57:52
0871313741619 Jan 2923:07:09Penumbral-1.5311-0.954763.522:35:2423:38:54
0875713751637 Feb 097:38:45Penumbral-1.5164-0.925676.77:00:248:17:06
0880113761655 Feb 2016:03:56Penumbral-1.4962-0.886091.815:18:0216:49:50
0884613771673 Mar 030:24:02Penumbral-1.4715-0.8381107.223:30:261:17:38
0889213781691 Mar 148:36:44Penumbral-1.4403-0.7780123.87:34:509:38:38
0893813791709 Mar 2516:43:34Penumbral-1.4038-0.7084140.315:33:2517:53:43
08985137101727 Apr 060:41:54Penumbral-1.3596-0.6247157.423:23:122:00:36
09031137111745 Apr 168:34:55Penumbral-1.3106-0.5321173.97:07:5810:01:52
09078137121763 Apr 2716:20:38Penumbral-1.2552-0.4281190.114:45:3517:55:41
09124137131781 May 80:01:08Penumbral-1.1949-0.3152205.622:18:201:43:56
09169137141799 May 197:36:00Penumbral-1.1294-0.1930220.35:45:519:26:09
0921413715 1817 May 30 15:07:30Penumbral-1.0607-0.0652233.913:10:3317:04:27
0926013716 1835 Jun 10 22:35:53Partial-0.98880.0681246.456.820:32:410:39:0522:07:2923:04:17
0930613717 1853 Jun 21 6:01:48Partial-0.91460.2056257.896.73:52:548:10:425:13:276:50:09
0935013718 1871 Jul 02 13:27:48Partial-0.84010.3432267.9122.411:13:5115:41:4512:26:3614:29:00
0939313719 1889 Jul 12 20:53:52Partial-0.76540.4807276.8141.718:35:2823:12:1619:43:0122:04:43
0943613720 1907 Jul 25 4:22:27Partial-0.69240.6149284.5156.82:00:126:44:423:04:035:40:51
0947813721 1925 Aug 04 11:52:57Partial-0.62080.7463291.2168.99:27:2114:18:3310:28:3013:17:24
0952013722 1943 Aug 15 19:28:46Partial-0.55330.8697296.7178.417:00:2521:57:0717:59:3420:57:58
0956113723 1961 Aug 26 3:08:51Partial-0.48940.9863301.4186.00:38:095:39:331:35:514:41:51
0960213724 1979 Sep 06 10:55:02Total-0.43051.0936305.1191.944.48:22:2913:27:359:19:0510:32:5011:17:1412:30:59
0964313725 1997 Sep 16 18:47:42Total-0.37681.1909308.2196.461.516:13:3621:21:4817:09:3018:16:5719:18:2720:25:54
0968513726 2015 Sep 28 2:48:17Total-0.32961.2764310.7199.971.90:12:565:23:381:08:202:12:203:24:144:28:14
0972613727 2033 Oct 08 10:56:23Total-0.28891.3497312.6202.478.88:20:0513:32:419:15:1110:16:5911:35:4712:37:35
0976613728 2051 Oct 19 19:11:50Total-0.25421.4118314.2204.383.616:34:4421:48:5617:29:4118:30:0219:53:3820:53:59
0980713729 2069 Oct 30 3:35:06Total-0.22631.4616315.4205.686.80:57:246:12:481:52:182:51:424:18:305:17:54
0984813730 2087 Nov 10 12:05:33Total-0.20431.5006316.4206.688.99:27:2114:43:4510:22:1511:21:0612:50:0013:48:51
0989013731 2105 Nov 21 20:42:00Total-0.18741.5301317.3207.390.418:03:2123:20:3918:58:2119:56:4821:27:1222:25:39
0993213732 2123 Dec 03 5:24:09Total-0.17551.5507318.0207.791.42:45:098:03:093:40:184:38:276:09:517:08:00
0997513733 2141 Dec 13 14:10:16Total-0.16711.5652318.7208.192.011:30:5516:49:3712:26:1313:24:1614:56:1615:54:19
1001913734 2159 Dec 24 23:00:09Total-0.16191.5737319.2208.492.420:20:331:39:4521:15:5722:13:5723:46:210:44:21
1006213735 2178 Jan 04 7:50:14Total-0.15701.5820319.8208.892.85:10:2010:30:086:05:507:03:508:36:389:34:38
1010513736 2196 Jan 15 16:41:55Total-0.15371.5877320.3209.193.114:01:4619:22:0414:57:2215:55:2217:28:2818:26:28
10149137372214 Jan 271:30:46Total-0.14801.5979320.9209.593.622:50:194:11:1323:46:010:43:582:17:343:15:31
10193137382232 Feb 0710:17:44Total-0.14101.6106321.5210.094.17:36:5912:58:298:32:449:30:4111:04:4712:02:44
10239137392250 Feb 1718:58:32Total-0.12911.6326322.2210.795.016:17:2621:39:3817:13:1118:11:0219:46:0220:43:53
10285137402268 Feb 293:35:27Total-0.11421.6602322.9211.496.00:54:006:16:541:49:452:47:274:23:275:21:09
10331137412286 Mar 1112:04:37Total-0.09291.6996323.7212.397.29:22:4614:46:2810:18:2811:16:0112:53:1313:50:46
10377137422304 Mar 2220:26:42Total-0.06611.7491324.6213.198.417:44:2423:09:0018:40:0919:37:3021:15:5422:13:15
10423137432322 Apr 034:39:45Total-0.03231.8116325.4213.999.41:57:037:22:272:52:483:50:035:29:276:26:42
10469137442340 Apr 1312:45:17Total0.00741.8576326.1214.599.910:02:1415:28:2010:58:0211:55:2013:35:1414:32:32
10514137452358 Apr 2420:41:46Total0.05421.7720326.7214.899.517:58:2523:25:0718:54:2219:52:0121:31:3122:29:10
10559137462376 May 54:29:55Total0.10741.6744326.9214.497.81:46:287:13:222:42:433:41:015:18:496:17:07
10603137472394 May 1612:10:00Total0.16671.5656326.6213.394.39:26:4214:53:1810:23:2111:22:5112:57:0913:56:39
10649137482412 May 2619:43:25Total0.23061.4479325.8211.188.217:00:3122:26:1917:57:5218:59:1920:27:3121:28:58
10693137492430 Jun 073:09:30Total0.30001.3201324.3207.778.40:27:215:51:391:25:392:30:183:48:424:53:21
10737137502448 Jun 1710:30:31Total0.37301.1854322.0202.862.67:49:3113:11:318:49:079:59:1311:01:4912:11:55
10780137512466 Jun 2817:46:38Total0.44901.0448318.7196.232.215:07:1720:25:5916:08:3217:30:3218:02:4419:24:44
10822137522484 Jul 091:00:42Partial0.52600.9021314.5187.622:23:273:37:5723:26:542:34:30
10863137532502 Jul 218:11:07Partial0.60510.7554309.2176.65:36:3110:45:436:42:499:39:25
10904137542520 Jul 3115:22:37Partial0.68220.6120303.0163.312:51:0717:54:0714:00:5816:44:16
10944137552538 Aug 1122:33:32Partial0.75880.4693295.7146.720:05:411:01:2321:20:1123:46:53
10986137562556 Aug 225:48:05Partial0.83150.3334287.8126.63:24:118:11:594:44:476:51:23
11027137572574 Sep 0213:03:42Partial0.90230.2008278.9100.510:44:1515:23:0912:13:2713:53:57
11067137582592 Sep 1220:25:19Partial0.96710.0791269.764.318:10:2822:40:1019:53:1020:57:28
11107137592610 Sep 253:50:47Penumbral1.0277-0.0350260.21:40:416:00:53
11147137602628 Oct 0511:22:30Penumbral1.0821-0.1379250.79:17:0913:27:51
11188137612646 Oct 1619:00:12Penumbral1.1308-0.2304241.416:59:3021:00:54
11230137622664 Oct 272:45:20Penumbral1.1726-0.3102232.70:48:594:41:41
11273137632682 Nov 0710:37:27Penumbral1.2077-0.3776225.08:44:5712:29:57
11315137642700 Nov 1818:35:06Penumbral1.2375-0.4352218.016:46:0620:24:06
11358137652718 Nov 302:39:40Penumbral1.2608-0.4808212.50:53:254:25:55
11400137662736 Dec 1010:49:08Penumbral1.2799-0.5183207.89:05:1412:33:02
11443137672754 Dec 2119:03:15Penumbral1.2944-0.5472204.317:21:0620:45:24
11487137682773 Jan 013:19:29Penumbral1.3067-0.5717201.31:38:505:00:08
11532137692791 Jan 1211:38:09Penumbral1.3165-0.5914198.99:58:4213:17:36
11578137702809 Jan 2219:56:13Penumbral1.3263-0.6107196.318:18:0421:34:22
11625137712827 Feb 034:12:29Penumbral1.3371-0.6314193.22:35:535:49:05
11672137722845 Feb 1312:25:13Penumbral1.3502-0.6561188.910:50:4613:59:40
11718137732863 Feb 2420:33:14Penumbral1.3665-0.6864183.119:01:4122:04:47
11764137742881 Mar 074:34:07Penumbral1.3878-0.7256174.73:06:466:01:28
11810137752899 Mar 1812:27:24Penumbral1.4146-0.7748163.011:05:5413:48:54
11855137762917 Mar 2920:11:52Penumbral1.4477-0.8350146.618:58:3421:25:10
11900137772935 Apr 103:47:50Penumbral1.4869-0.9066123.42:46:084:49:32
11945137782953 Apr 2011:12:26Penumbral1.5341-0.992886.010:29:2611:55:26

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