Lunar Saros 146

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Saros cycle series 146 for lunar eclipses occurs at the moon's ascending node, repeating approximately every 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
09281	146	1	1843 Jul 11	16:49:54	Penumbral	1.5468	-0.9831	43.3			16:28:15	17:11:33
09326	146	2	1861 Jul 21	23:50:38	Penumbral	1.4659	-0.8334	116.6			22:52:20	0:48:56
09370	146	3	1879 Aug 02	6:57:44	Penumbral	1.3889	-0.6909	155.0			5:40:14	8:15:14
09414	146	4	1897 Aug 12	14:08:38	Penumbral	1.3135	-0.5517	183.2			12:37:02	15:40:14
09456	146	5	1915 Aug 24	21:27:17	Penumbral	1.2435	-0.4226	204.4			19:45:05	23:09:29
09498	146	6	1933 Sep 04	4:52:20	Penumbral	1.1776	-0.3013	221.4			3:01:38	6:43:02
09539	146	7	1951 Sep 15	12:27:06	Penumbral	1.1186	-0.1928	234.6			10:29:48	14:24:24
09580	146	8	1969 Sep 25	20:10:19	Penumbral	1.0655	-0.0953	245.1			18:07:46	22:12:52
09621	146	9	1987 Oct 07	4:02:30	Penumbral	1.0189	-0.0096	253.5			1:55:45	6:09:15
09662	146	10	2005 Oct 17	12:04:27	Partial	0.9796	0.0625	259.8	56.0		9:54:33	14:14:21	11:36:27			12:32:27
09703	146	11	2023 Oct 28	20:15:18	Partial	0.9471	0.1220	264.6	77.4		18:03:00	22:27:36	19:36:36			20:54:00
09744	146	12	2041 Nov 08	4:35:05	Partial	0.9212	0.1696	268.0	90.3		2:21:05	6:49:05	3:49:56			5:20:14
09784	146	13	2059 Nov 19	13:01:36	Partial	0.9004	0.2079	270.5	99.2		10:46:21	15:16:51	12:12:00			13:51:12
09825	146	14	2077 Nov 29	21:35:53	Partial	0.8854	0.2356	272.0	105.0		19:19:53	23:51:53	20:43:23			22:28:23
09866	146	15	2095 Dec 11	6:15:02	Partial	0.8742	0.2565	272.9	108.9		3:58:35	8:31:29	5:20:35			7:09:29
09908	146	16	2113 Dec 22	14:58:42	Partial	0.8666	0.2712	273.2	111.5		12:42:06	17:15:18	14:02:57			15:54:27
09950	146	17	2132 Jan 02	23:44:22	Partial	0.8604	0.2835	273.4	113.6		21:27:40	2:01:04	22:47:34			0:41:10
09994	146	18	2150 Jan 13	8:31:35	Partial	0.8552	0.2941	273.3	115.3		6:14:56	10:48:14	7:33:56			9:29:14
10038	146	19	2168 Jan 24	17:17:30	Partial	0.8487	0.3073	273.4	117.4		15:00:48	19:34:12	16:18:48			18:16:12
10081	146	20	2186 Feb 04	2:01:15	Partial	0.8402	0.3244	273.7	120.1		23:44:24	4:18:06	1:01:12			3:01:18
10124	146	21	2204 Feb 16	10:41:26	Partial	0.8285	0.3475	274.5	123.7		8:24:11	12:58:41	9:39:35			11:43:17
10168	146	22	2222 Feb 26	19:17:36	Partial	0.8137	0.3767	275.6	128.0		16:59:48	21:35:24	18:13:36			20:21:36
10213	146	23	2240 Mar 09	3:46:50	Partial	0.7925	0.4175	277.4	133.8		1:28:08	6:05:32	2:39:56			4:53:44
10258	146	24	2258 Mar 20	12:10:19	Partial	0.7663	0.4676	279.8	140.3		9:50:25	14:30:13	11:00:10			13:20:28
10304	146	25	2276 Mar 30	20:26:06	Partial	0.7334	0.5301	282.8	147.8		18:04:42	22:47:30	19:12:12			21:40:00
10351	146	26	2294 Apr 11	4:36:13	Partial	0.6956	0.6014	286.1	155.5		2:13:10	6:59:16	3:18:28			5:53:58
10397	146	27	2312 Apr 22	12:37:09	Partial	0.6499	0.6873	290.0	163.8		10:12:09	15:02:09	11:15:15			13:59:03
10443	146	28	2330 May 3	20:33:07	Partial	0.5998	0.7810	293.9	171.8		18:06:10	23:00:04	19:07:13			21:59:01
10489	146	29	2348 May 14	4:21:14	Partial	0.5425	0.8878	298.0	179.7		1:52:14	6:50:14	2:51:23			5:51:05
10534	146	30	2366 May 25	12:05:08	Total	0.4817	1.0007	302.0	186.9	3.9	9:34:08	14:36:08	10:31:41	12:03:11	12:07:05	13:38:35
10579	146	31	2384 Jun 04	19:42:06	Total	0.4149	1.1244	305.7	193.6	50.8	17:09:15	22:14:57	18:05:18	19:16:42	20:07:30	21:18:54
10624	146	32	2402 Jun 16	3:16:59	Total	0.3462	1.2513	309.1	199.2	69.4	0:42:26	5:51:32	1:37:23	2:42:17	3:51:41	4:56:35
10669	146	33	2420 Jun 26	10:47:40	Total	0.2737	1.3849	311.9	203.9	82.0	8:11:43	13:23:37	9:05:43	10:06:40	11:28:40	12:29:37
10713	146	34	2438 Jul 07	18:17:19	Total	0.2003	1.5199	314.2	207.5	90.5	15:40:13	20:54:25	16:33:34	17:32:04	19:02:34	20:01:04
10757	146	35	2456 Jul 18	1:45:42	Total	0.1257	1.6567	315.9	210.0	96.1	23:07:45	4:23:39	0:00:42	0:57:39	2:33:45	3:30:42
10799	146	36	2474 Jul 29	9:15:38	Total	0.0523	1.7910	316.9	211.3	98.9	6:37:11	11:54:05	7:29:59	8:26:11	10:05:05	11:01:17
10840	146	37	2492 Aug 08	16:47:17	Total	-0.0195	1.8505	317.3	211.6	99.4	14:08:38	19:25:56	15:01:29	15:57:35	17:36:59	18:33:05
10881	146	38	2510 Aug 21	0:21:36	Total	-0.0891	1.7219	317.2	210.9	97.7	21:43:00	3:00:12	22:36:09	23:32:45	1:10:27	2:07:03
10921	146	39	2528 Aug 31	8:00:19	Total	-0.1549	1.5999	316.6	209.3	94.1	5:22:01	10:38:37	6:15:40	7:13:16	8:47:22	9:44:58
10962	146	40	2546 Sep 11	15:43:56	Total	-0.2167	1.4850	315.6	207.1	88.7	13:06:08	18:21:44	14:00:23	14:59:35	16:28:17	17:27:29
11004	146	41	2564 Sep 21	23:33:16	Total	-0.2732	1.3795	314.4	204.3	81.6	20:56:04	2:10:28	21:51:07	22:52:28	0:14:04	1:15:25
11045	146	42	2582 Oct 03	7:29:03	Total	-0.3243	1.2839	313.0	201.2	73.0	4:52:33	10:05:33	5:48:27	6:52:33	8:05:33	9:09:39
11085	146	43	2600 Oct 14	15:31:59	Total	-0.3690	1.1998	311.6	197.9	63.0	12:56:11	18:07:47	13:53:02	15:00:29	16:03:29	17:10:56
11125	146	44	2618 Oct 25	23:42:26	Total	-0.4073	1.1276	310.4	194.8	51.5	21:07:14	2:17:38	22:05:02	23:16:41	0:08:11	1:19:50
11166	146	45	2636 Nov 05	7:58:56	Total	-0.4402	1.0651	309.3	191.8	37.5	5:24:17	10:33:35	6:23:02	7:40:11	8:17:41	9:34:50
11207	146	46	2654 Nov 16	16:23:11	Total	-0.4662	1.0153	308.6	189.2	18.5	13:48:53	18:57:29	14:48:35	16:13:56	16:32:26	17:57:47
11249	146	47	2672 Nov 27	0:53:08	Partial	-0.4868	0.9755	308.1	187.1		22:19:05	3:27:11	23:19:35			2:26:41
11292	146	48	2690 Dec 08	9:29:22	Partial	-0.5021	0.9455	307.9	185.5		6:55:25	12:03:19	7:56:37			11:02:07
11335	146	49	2708 Dec 19	18:08:42	Partial	-0.5144	0.9212	307.9	184.2		15:34:45	20:42:39	16:36:36			19:40:48
11377	146	50	2726 Dec 31	2:52:31	Partial	-0.5225	0.9048	308.2	183.4		0:18:25	5:26:37	1:20:49			4:24:13
11419	146	51	2745 Jan 10	11:37:38	Partial	-0.5292	0.8912	308.6	182.8		9:03:20	14:11:56	10:06:14			13:09:02
11463	146	52	2763 Jan 21	20:23:35	Partial	-0.5347	0.8801	309.0	182.3		17:49:05	22:58:05	18:52:26			21:54:44
11507	146	53	2781 Feb 01	5:07:58	Partial	-0.5411	0.8674	309.4	181.8		2:33:16	7:42:40	3:37:04			6:38:52
11553	146	54	2799 Feb 12	13:50:02	Partial	-0.5492	0.8520	309.6	181.1		11:15:14	16:24:50	12:19:29			15:20:35
11600	146	55	2817 Feb 22	22:27:41	Partial	-0.5604	0.8309	309.5	179.9		19:52:56	1:02:26	20:57:44			23:57:38
11648	146	56	2835 Mar 06	6:59:29	Partial	-0.5761	0.8019	309.0	178.1		4:24:59	9:33:59	5:30:26			8:28:32
11694	146	57	2853 Mar 16	15:24:48	Partial	-0.5965	0.7643	308.1	175.4		12:50:45	17:58:51	13:57:06			16:52:30
11740	146	58	2871 Mar 27	23:42:41	Partial	-0.6226	0.7165	306.6	171.7		21:09:23	2:15:59	22:16:50			1:08:32
11786	146	59	2889 Apr 07	7:51:21	Partial	-0.6557	0.6556	304.2	166.4		5:19:15	10:23:27	6:28:09			9:14:33
11831	146	60	2907 Apr 19	15:51:24	Partial	-0.6955	0.5826	301.0	159.1		13:20:54	18:21:54	14:31:51			17:10:57
11876	146	61	2925 Apr 29	23:42:01	Partial	-0.7423	0.4967	296.6	149.4		21:13:43	2:10:19	22:27:19			0:56:43
11921	146	62	2943 May 11	7:24:37	Partial	-0.7949	0.4000	291.1	136.5		4:59:04	9:50:10	6:16:22			8:32:52
11967	146	63	2961 May 21	14:56:55	Partial	-0.8551	0.2893	283.9	118.4		12:34:58	17:18:52	13:57:43			15:56:07
12012	146	64	2979 Jun 01	22:22:35	Partial	-0.9200	0.1697	275.1	92.5		20:05:02	0:40:08	21:36:20			23:08:50
12056	146	65	2997 Jun 12	5:40:06	Partial	-0.9909	0.0389	264.0	45.2		3:28:06	7:52:06	5:17:30			6:02:42
-	146	66	3015 Jun 24	12:52:15	Penumbral	-1.0651	-0.0982	250.8
-	146	67	3033 Jul 04	19:57:36	Penumbral	-1.1438	-0.02348	234.4
-	146	68	3051 Jul 16	3:00:27	Penumbral	-1.2235	-0.3914	214.9
-	146	69	3069 Jul 26	9:59:54	Penumbral	-1.3051	-0.5428	190.8
-	146	70	3087 Aug 06	16:58:01	Penumbral	-1.3866	-0.6943	160.9
-	146	71	3105 Aug 17	23:56:01	Penumbral	-1.4671	-0.8440	121.2
-	146	72	3123 Aug 29	6:55:44	Penumbral	-1.5449	-0.9891	55.5

Notes

↑ Lunar Eclipses of Saros 146, Fred Espenak

External links

www.hermit.org: Saros 146

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[1] Lunar Eclipses of Saros 146, Fred Espenak

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