Lunar Saros 149

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Saros cycle series 149 for lunar eclipses occurs at the moon's descending node, repeats every 18 years 11 and 1/3 days. It contains 71 events (57 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
096141491 1984 Jun 13 14:26:39Penumbral-1.5239-0.941473.013:50:0915:03:09
096551492 2002 Jun 24 21:28:13Penumbral-1.4439-0.7925129.120:23:4022:32:46
096961493 2020 Jul 05 4:31:12Penumbral-1.3638-0.6436165.03:08:425:53:42
097371494 2038 Jul 16 11:35:56Penumbral-1.2837-0.4952192.49:59:4413:12:08
097771495 2056 Jul 26 18:43:24Penumbral-1.2048-0.3489214.416:56:1220:30:36
098181496 2074 Aug 07 1:56:03Penumbral-1.1291-0.2091232.223:59:573:52:09
098591497 2092 Aug 17 9:13:59Penumbral-1.0568-0.0757246.77:10:3811:17:20
099011498 2110 Aug 29 16:38:48Partial-0.98930.0488258.649.814:29:3018:48:0616:13:5417:03:42
099431499 2128 Sep 09 0:10:30Partial-0.92660.1642268.289.621:56:242:24:3623:25:420:55:18
0998614910 2146 Sep 20 7:51:28Partial-0.87070.2669275.9112.35:33:3110:09:256:55:198:47:37
1003014911 2164 Sep 30 15:40:32Partial-0.82090.3581282.0128.013:19:3218:01:3214:36:3216:44:32
1007314912 2182 Oct 11 23:38:06Partial-0.77760.4376286.8139.421:14:422:01:3022:28:240:47:48
1011614913 2200 Oct 23 7:44:43Partial-0.74110.5044290.4147.85:19:3110:09:556:30:498:58:37
10160149142218 Nov 0316:00:25Partial-0.71130.5589293.0153.813:33:5518:26:5514:43:3117:17:19
10204149152236 Nov 140:24:12Partial-0.68790.6019294.8158.221:56:482:51:3623:05:061:43:18
10249149162254 Nov 258:54:59Partial-0.66960.6353296.0161.36:26:5911:22:597:34:2010:15:38
10295149172272 Dec 0517:32:31Partial-0.65650.6596296.7163.315:04:1020:00:5216:10:5218:54:10
10342149182290 Dec 172:15:35Partial-0.64730.6768296.9164.623:47:084:44:020:53:173:37:53
10389149192308 Dec 2811:01:33Partial-0.64010.6906296.9165.68:33:0613:30:009:38:4512:24:21
10435149202327 Jan 0819:50:18Partial-0.63490.7008296.7166.317:21:5722:18:3918:27:0921:13:27
10481149212345 Jan 194:38:50Partial-0.62900.7125296.6167.12:10:327:07:083:15:176:02:23
10526149222363 Jan 3013:27:21Partial-0.62310.7245296.4167.910:59:0915:55:3312:03:2414:51:18
10571149232381 Feb 0922:11:31Partial-0.61310.7442296.6169.419:43:130:39:4920:46:4923:36:13
10615149242399 Feb 216:53:33Partial-0.60130.7675297.0171.14:25:039:22:035:28:008:19:06
10660149252417 Mar 0315:29:02Partial-0.58370.8015297.8173.713:00:0817:57:5614:02:1116:55:53
10704149262435 Mar 1423:59:26Partial-0.56190.8434298.9176.721:29:592:28:5322:31:051:27:47
10748149272453 Mar 258:21:32Partial-0.53290.8982300.5180.55:51:1710:51:476:51:179:51:47
10790149282471 Apr 0516:38:08Partial-0.49930.9619302.4184.614:06:5619:09:2015:05:5018:10:26
10832149292489 Apr 160:46:37Total-0.45851.0385304.5189.029.022:14:223:18:5223:12:070:32:071:01:072:21:07
10873149302507 Apr 288:48:07Total-0.41171.1261306.8193.651.06:14:4311:21:317:11:198:22:379:13:3710:24:55
10914149312525 May 816:42:30Total-0.35891.2244309.2198.066.014:07:5419:17:0615:03:3016:09:3017:15:3018:21:30
10955149322543 May 200:31:08Total-0.30111.3317311.4202.177.521:55:263:06:5022:50:0523:52:231:09:532:12:11
10997149332561 May 308:13:38Total-0.23811.4485313.5205.786.45:36:5310:50:236:30:477:30:268:56:509:56:29
11038149342579 Jun 1015:51:26Total-0.17081.5728315.2208.592.913:13:5018:29:0214:07:1115:04:5916:37:5317:35:41
11078149352597 Jun 2023:25:26Total-0.10051.7025316.4210.597.320:47:142:03:3821:40:1122:36:470:14:051:10:41
11118149362615 Jul 036:57:20Total-0.02861.8347317.0211.599.34:18:509:35:505:11:356:07:417:46:598:43:05
11157149372633 Jul 1314:26:23Total0.04561.8033317.1211.599.111:47:5017:04:5612:40:3813:36:5015:15:5616:12:08
11198149382651 Jul 2421:56:01Total0.11921.6679316.6210.496.519:17:430:34:1920:10:4921:07:4622:44:1623:41:13
11240149392669 Aug 045:25:20Total0.19271.5324315.4208.291.32:47:388:03:023:41:144:39:416:10:597:09:26
11283149402687 Aug 1512:57:37Total0.26341.4016313.7205.083.410:20:4615:34:2811:15:0712:15:5513:39:1914:40:07
11326149412705 Aug 2620:31:01Total0.33281.2731311.5200.772.017:55:1623:06:4618:50:4019:55:0121:07:0122:11:22
11369149422723 Sep 074:10:10Total0.39691.1539308.9195.856.21:35:436:44:372:32:163:42:044:38:165:48:04
11411149432741 Sep 1711:52:55Total0.45761.0408306.0190.229.99:19:5514:25:5510:17:4911:37:5812:07:5213:28:01
11455149442759 Sep 2819:42:45Partial0.51210.9387303.1184.217:11:1222:14:1818:10:3921:14:51
11499149452777 Oct 093:37:45Partial0.56200.8451300.2177.91:07:396:07:512:08:485:06:42
11545149462795 Oct 2011:41:11Partial0.60460.7647297.5171.89:12:2614:09:5610:15:1713:07:05
11591149472813 Oct 3019:50:33Partial0.64180.6941295.1165.917:23:0022:18:0618:27:3621:13:30
11639149482831 Nov 114:07:08Partial0.67290.6349293.0160.41:40:386:33:382:46:565:27:20
11685149492849 Nov 2112:30:21Partial0.69810.5864291.4155.710:04:3914:56:0311:12:3013:48:12
11731149502867 Dec 0221:00:11Partial0.71780.5479290.3151.718:35:0223:25:2019:44:2022:16:02
11777149512885 Dec 135:35:06Partial0.73280.5185289.7148.53:10:157:59:574:20:516:49:21
11823149522903 Dec 2514:13:38Partial0.74450.4951289.3145.911:48:5916:38:1713:00:4115:26:35
11868149532922 Jan 0422:55:38Partial0.75290.4781289.4144.120:30:561:20:2021:43:350:07:41
11913149542940 Jan 167:38:56Partial0.76020.4633289.4142.55:14:1410:03:386:27:418:50:11
11959149552958 Jan 2616:21:51Partial0.76720.4493289.5140.913:57:0618:46:3615:11:2417:32:18
12005149562976 Feb 071:03:02Partial0.77540.4333289.5139.122:38:173:27:4723:53:292:12:35
12049149572994 Feb 179:41:01Partial0.78570.4137289.1136.77:16:2812:05:348:32:4010:49:22

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The saros is a period of exactly 223 synodic months, approximately 6585.321 days, or 18 years plus 10, 11, or 12 days, and 8 hours, that can be used to predict eclipses of the Sun and Moon. One saros period after an eclipse, the Sun, Earth, and Moon return to approximately the same relative geometry, a near straight line, and a nearly identical eclipse will occur, in what is referred to as an eclipse cycle. A sar is one half of a saros.

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<span class="mw-page-title-main">March 2016 lunar eclipse</span> Penumbral lunar eclipse 23 March 2016

A penumbral lunar eclipse occurred at the Moon’s ascending node of orbit on Wednesday, March 23, 2016, with an umbral magnitude of −0.3107. A lunar eclipse occurs when the Moon moves into the Earth's shadow, causing the Moon to be darkened. A penumbral lunar eclipse occurs when part or all of the Moon's near side passes into the Earth's penumbra. Unlike a solar eclipse, which can only be viewed from a relatively small area of the world, a lunar eclipse may be viewed from anywhere on the night side of Earth. Occurring about 2 days before apogee, the Moon's apparent diameter was smaller.

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A penumbral lunar eclipse took place on Wednesday, June 13, 1984, the second of three lunar eclipses in 1984. This minor penumbral eclipse was visually imperceptible, but marks the first lunar eclipse in Saros series 149.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">July 2020 lunar eclipse</span> Penumbral lunar eclipse of 5 July 2020

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<span class="mw-page-title-main">April 1950 lunar eclipse</span> Total lunar eclipse April 2, 1950

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<span class="mw-page-title-main">Lunar Saros 112</span> Eclipse cycle of the moon

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<span class="mw-page-title-main">Lunar Saros 114</span> Series of lunar eclipses

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<span class="mw-page-title-main">Lunar Saros 128</span> Series of lunar eclipses

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<span class="mw-page-title-main">Lunar Saros 130</span> Eclipse cycle of the moon

Saros cycle series 130 for lunar eclipses occurs at the moon's ascending node, repeats every 18 years ⁠11+1/3⁠ days. The 130th lunar saros is associated with Solar Saros 137.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">Lunar Saros 127</span> Eclipse cycle of the moon

Saros cycle series 127 for lunar eclipses occurs at the moon's descending node, repeats every 18 years 11 and 1/3 days. It contains 72 events. Solar saros 134 interleaves with this lunar saros with an event occurring every 9 years 5 days alternating between each saros series. It consisted with 10 penumbral eclipses, 21 partial eclipses, 11 total eclipses, 21 partial eclipses, and ends with 8 penumbral eclipses.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">Lunar Saros 129</span> Series of lunar eclipses

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