Lunar Saros 159

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Saros cycle series 159 for lunar eclipses occurs at the moon's descending node, repeats every 18 years 11 and 1/3 days. It contains 73 events (48 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
099891591 2147 Sep 09 23:11:33Penumbral-1.5372-0.938029.622:56:4523:26:21
100331592 2165 Sep 20 7:05:16Penumbral-1.4858-0.844786.86:21:527:48:40
100761593 2183 Oct 01 15:05:25Penumbral-1.4396-0.7610115.514:07:4016:03:10
1011915942201 Oct 1223:14:05Penumbral-1.4001-0.6897134.922:06:380:21:32
1016315952219 Oct 247:29:32Penumbral-1.3663-0.6288149.26:14:568:44:08
1020815962237 Nov 0315:53:39Penumbral-1.3394-0.5807159.514:33:5417:13:24
1025315972255 Nov 150:24:34Penumbral-1.3181-0.5429167.223:00:581:48:10
1029915982273 Nov 259:01:53Penumbral-1.3020-0.5144172.77:35:3210:28:14
1034615992291 Dec 0617:45:10Penumbral-1.2908-0.4951176.616:16:5219:13:28
10392159102309 Dec 182:32:41Penumbral-1.2830-0.4815179.31:03:024:02:20
10438159112327 Dec 2911:23:32Penumbral-1.2784-0.4739180.99:53:0512:53:59
10484159122346 Jan 0820:14:46Penumbral-1.2743-0.4667182.418:43:3421:45:58
10529159132364 Jan 205:07:05Penumbral-1.2715-0.4618183.43:35:236:38:47
10574159142382 Jan 3013:57:10Penumbral-1.2668-0.4533185.012:24:4015:29:40
10618159152400 Feb 1022:44:27Penumbral-1.2606-0.4417187.021:10:570:17:57
10663159162418 Feb 217:26:24Penumbral-1.2504-0.4228190.05:51:249:01:24
10707159172436 Mar 0316:03:14Penumbral-1.2367-0.3972194.014:26:1417:40:14
10751159182454 Mar 150:33:02Penumbral-1.2176-0.3617199.322:53:232:12:41
10793159192472 Mar 258:55:10Penumbral-1.1927-0.3155205.97:12:1310:38:07
10835159202490 Apr 0517:09:28Penumbral-1.1619-0.2584213.715:22:3718:56:19
10876159212508 Apr 171:15:51Penumbral-1.1252-0.1907222.423:24:393:07:03
10916159222526 Apr 289:13:29Penumbral-1.0819-0.1107232.07:17:2911:09:29
10957159232544 May 817:03:20Penumbral-1.0325-0.0198242.215:02:1419:04:26
10999159242562 May 200:45:23Partial-0.97720.0816252.662.722:39:052:51:410:14:021:16:44
11040159252580 May 308:21:38Partial-0.91760.1908263.094.76:10:0810:33:087:34:179:08:59
11080159262598 Jun 1015:50:01Partial-0.85210.3105273.5119.113:33:1618:06:4614:50:2816:49:34
11120159272616 Jun 2123:14:53Partial-0.78450.4340283.3138.620:53:141:36:3222:05:350:24:11
11159159282634 Jul 036:34:23Partial-0.71310.5640292.7155.34:08:029:00:445:16:447:52:02
11200159292652 Jul 1313:52:27Partial-0.64100.6951301.3169.311:21:4816:23:0612:27:4815:17:06
11242159302670 Jul 2421:06:28Partial-0.56630.8306309.3181.418:31:4923:41:0719:35:4622:37:10
11285159312688 Aug 044:22:03Partial-0.49360.9620316.3191.41:43:547:00:122:46:215:57:45
11328159322706 Aug 1611:37:00Total-0.42141.0924322.5199.645.88:55:4514:18:159:57:1211:14:0611:59:5413:16:48
11371159332724 Aug 2618:54:49Total-0.35241.2168327.9206.367.516:10:5221:38:4617:11:4018:21:0419:28:3420:37:58
11413159342742 Sep 072:14:46Total-0.28571.3365332.5211.580.923:28:315:01:010:29:011:34:192:55:134:00:31
11457159352760 Sep 179:40:35Total-0.22461.4459336.3215.589.56:52:2612:28:447:52:508:55:5010:25:2011:28:20
11501159362778 Sep 2817:10:59Total-0.16821.5464339.6218.495.214:21:1120:00:4715:21:4716:23:2317:58:3519:00:11
11547159372796 Oct 090:47:09Total-0.11731.6368342.3220.598.821:56:003:38:1822:56:5423:57:451:36:332:37:24
11593159382814 Oct 208:29:42Total-0.07251.7158344.7222.0100.95:37:2111:22:036:38:427:39:159:20:0910:20:42
11641159392832 Oct 3016:19:38Total-0.03441.7828346.7222.9101.913:26:1719:12:5914:28:1115:28:4117:10:3518:11:05
11687159402850 Nov 110:15:59Total-0.00231.8387348.5223.5102.221:21:443:10:1422:24:1423:24:531:07:052:07:44
11733159412868 Nov 218:18:53Total0.02381.7963350.1224.0102.15:23:5011:13:566:26:537:27:509:09:5610:10:53
11779159422886 Dec 0216:27:49Total0.04411.7563351.6224.3101.813:32:0119:23:3714:35:4015:36:5517:18:4318:19:58
11825159432904 Dec 140:42:23Total0.05921.7261353.1224.6101.521:45:503:38:5622:50:0523:51:381:33:082:34:41
11870159442922 Dec 258:59:41Total0.07131.7017354.5224.9101.26:02:2611:56:567:07:148:09:059:50:1710:52:08
11915159452941 Jan 0417:20:48Total0.07971.6843355.8225.3100.914:22:5420:18:4215:28:0916:30:2118:11:1519:13:27
11961159462959 Jan 161:42:19Total0.08721.6688357.1225.7100.722:43:464:40:5223:49:280:51:582:32:403:35:10
12007159472977 Jan 2610:04:13Total0.09361.6556358.3226.1100.67:05:0413:03:228:11:109:13:5510:54:3111:57:16
12051159482995 Feb 0618:22:27Total0.10251.6382359.4226.4100.315:22:4521:22:0916:29:1517:32:1819:12:3620:15:39

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