Lunar Saros 147

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Saros cycle series 147 for lunar eclipses occurs at the moon's descending node, repeats every 18 years 11 and 1/3 days. It contains 70 events (62 listed before 3000). [1]

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Cat. Saros MemDateTime UT
(hr:mn)
TypeGammaMagnitudeDuration
(min)
Contacts UT
(hr:mn)
Chart
GreatestPen.Par.Tot.P1P4U1U2U3U4
093961471 1890 Jul 02 14:08:36Penumbral-1.4871-0.844585.313:25:5714:51:15
094391472 1908 Jul 13 21:33:55Penumbral-1.4185-0.7195126.320:30:4622:37:04
094811473 1926 Jul 25 5:00:12Penumbral-1.3511-0.5970155.53:42:276:17:57
095231474 1944 Aug 04 12:26:51Penumbral-1.2842-0.4758179.110:57:1813:56:24
095641475 1962 Aug 15 19:57:30Penumbral-1.2210-0.3616198.218:18:2421:36:36
096051476 1980 Aug 26 3:31:20Penumbral-1.1608-0.2531214.41:44:085:18:32
096461477 1998 Sep 06 11:11:11Penumbral-1.1057-0.1544227.89:17:1713:05:05
096871478 2016 Sep 16 18:55:27Penumbral-1.0548-0.0635239.316:55:4820:55:06
097281479 2034 Sep 28 2:47:37Partial-1.01100.0144248.726.70:43:164:51:582:34:163:00:58
0976814710 2052 Oct 08 10:45:58Partial-0.97260.0821256.663.38:37:4012:54:1610:14:1911:17:37
0980914711 2070 Oct 19 18:51:12Partial-0.94060.1383263.281.716:39:3621:02:4818:10:2119:32:03
0985014712 2088 Oct 30 3:03:20Partial-0.91470.1831268.593.60:49:055:17:352:16:323:50:08
0989214713 2106 Nov 11 11:22:14Partial-0.89470.2171272.8101.79:05:5013:38:3810:31:2312:13:05
0993414714 2124 Nov 21 19:47:21Partial-0.88080.2401276.1106.917:29:1822:05:2418:53:5420:40:48
0997714715 2142 Dec 03 4:16:11Partial-0.87040.2569278.9110.61:56:446:35:383:20:535:11:29
1002114716 2160 Dec 13 12:50:19Partial-0.86500.2646280.8112.410:29:5515:10:4311:54:0713:46:31
1006414717 2178 Dec 24 21:26:20Partial-0.86140.2694282.5113.619:05:0523:47:3520:29:3222:23:08
1010714718 2197 Jan 04 6:04:04Partial-0.86010.2703283.8114.13:42:108:25:585:07:017:01:07
10151147192215 Jan 1614:40:00Partial-0.85780.2732285.2115.012:17:2417:02:3613:42:3015:37:30
10195147202233 Jan 2623:15:04Partial-0.85530.2767286.6116.020:51:461:38:2222:17:040:13:04
10241147212251 Feb 077:45:40Partial-0.84970.2862288.4118.15:21:2810:09:526:46:378:44:43
10287147222269 Feb 1716:11:18Partial-0.84060.3023290.7121.513:45:5718:36:3915:10:3317:12:03
10333147232287 Mar 010:30:02Partial-0.82650.3278293.6126.422:03:142:56:5023:26:501:33:14
10379147242305 Mar 128:41:35Partial-0.80720.3629297.2132.76:12:5911:10:117:35:149:47:56
10425147252323 Mar 2316:43:41Partial-0.78090.4110301.6140.614:12:5319:14:2915:33:2317:53:59
10471147262341 Apr 030:36:59Partial-0.74800.4713306.6149.622:03:413:10:1723:22:111:51:47
10516147272359 Apr 148:20:06Partial-0.70770.5452312.4159.65:43:5410:56:187:00:189:39:54
10561147282377 Apr 2415:54:42Partial-0.66110.6307318.5169.813:15:2718:33:5714:29:4817:19:36
10605147292395 May 523:17:48Partial-0.60590.7316325.0180.520:35:182:00:1821:47:330:48:03
10651147302413 May 166:33:36Partial-0.54570.8419331.5190.53:47:519:19:214:58:218:08:51
10695147312431 May 2713:39:33Partial-0.47830.9651338.0200.210:50:3316:28:3311:59:2715:19:39
10739147322449 Jun 0620:40:00Total-0.40681.0956344.0208.748.317:48:0023:32:0018:55:3920:15:5121:04:0922:24:21
10782147332467 Jun 183:31:37Total-0.32901.2374349.5216.372.80:36:526:26:221:43:282:55:134:08:015:19:46
10824147342485 Jun 2810:20:45Total-0.24991.3816354.2222.487.87:23:3913:17:518:29:339:36:5111:04:3912:11:57
10865147352503 Jul 1017:04:26Total-0.16731.5317358.1227.097.714:05:2320:03:2915:10:5616:15:3517:53:1718:57:56
10906147362521 Jul 2023:47:33Total-0.08491.6814361.1229.9103.320:47:002:48:0621:52:3622:55:540:39:121:42:30
10946147372539 Aug 016:28:18Total-0.00121.8333363.0231.3105.33:26:489:29:484:32:395:35:397:20:578:23:57
10988147382557 Aug 1113:11:57Total0.07941.6879363.9231.1103.810:10:0016:13:5411:16:2412:20:0314:03:5115:07:30
11029147392575 Aug 2219:56:32Total0.15841.5408364.0229.398.816:54:3222:58:3218:01:5319:07:0820:45:5621:51:11
11069147402593 Sep 022:44:50Total0.23351.4006363.2226.290.323:43:145:46:260:51:441:59:413:29:594:37:56
11109147412611 Sep 149:37:36Total0.30421.2685361.7221.977.86:36:4512:38:277:46:398:58:4210:16:3011:28:33
11149147422629 Sep 2416:36:45Total0.36901.1472359.7216.760.213:36:5419:36:3614:48:2416:06:3917:06:5118:25:06
11190147432647 Oct 0523:42:33Total0.42771.0370357.4210.931.320:43:512:41:1521:57:0623:26:5423:58:121:28:00
11232147442665 Oct 166:55:19Partial0.48000.9385354.9204.73:57:529:52:465:12:588:37:40
11275147452683 Oct 2714:16:32Partial0.52470.8540352.5198.611:20:1717:12:4712:37:1415:55:50
11317147462701 Nov 0721:45:22Partial0.56290.7818350.3192.718:50:130:40:3120:09:0123:21:43
11360147472719 Nov 195:21:16Partial0.59470.7212348.3187.32:27:078:15:253:47:376:54:55
11402147482737 Nov 2913:04:48Partial0.62010.6727346.6182.610:11:3015:58:0611:33:3014:36:06
11445147492755 Dec 1020:54:39Partial0.64020.6342345.3178.618:02:0023:47:1819:25:2122:23:57
11489147502773 Dec 214:50:12Partial0.65530.6051344.3175.41:58:037:42:213:22:306:17:54
11535147512792 Jan 0112:48:24Partial0.66820.5804343.4172.69:56:4215:40:0611:22:0614:14:42
11581147522810 Jan 1120:50:27Partial0.67790.5620342.6170.517:59:0923:41:4519:25:1222:15:42
11629147532828 Jan 234:52:44Partial0.68770.5439341.7168.32:01:537:43:353:28:356:16:53
11676147542846 Feb 0212:54:05Partial0.69790.5253340.5165.910:03:5015:44:2011:31:0814:17:02
11722147552864 Feb 1320:52:07Partial0.71080.5022338.9162.818:02:4023:41:3419:30:4322:13:31
11768147562882 Feb 244:46:33Partial0.72670.4740336.8158.91:58:097:34:573:27:066:06:00
11814147572900 Mar 0712:35:27Partial0.74710.4377333.9153.69:48:3015:22:2411:18:3913:52:15
11859147582918 Mar 1820:16:49Partial0.77350.3907330.0146.117:31:4923:01:4919:03:4621:29:52
11904147592936 Mar 293:51:11Partial0.80560.3334325.0136.11:08:416:33:412:43:084:59:14
11949147602954 Apr 0911:16:53Partial0.84440.2641318.7122.38:37:3213:56:1410:15:4412:18:02
11995147612972 Apr 1918:34:31Partial0.88990.1826310.8102.915:59:0721:09:5517:43:0419:25:58
12039147622990 May 11:43:20Partial0.94270.0880301.172.323:12:474:13:531:07:112:19:29

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