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Solar Saros 132

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Saros cycle series 132 for solar eclipses
A partial solar eclipse onDecember 14, 2001, viewed fromMinnesota (Saros 132, Member 45)
An annular solar eclipse onDecember 26, 2019, viewed fromNilambur, India (Saros 132, Member 46)

Saros cycle series 132 forsolar eclipses occurs at the Moon's descendingnode, repeating every 18 years, 11 days, containing 71 eclipses, 42 of which are umbral (33 annular, 2 hybrid, 7 total). The first eclipse in the series was on 13 August 1208 and the last eclipse will be on 25 September 2470. The most recent eclipse was an annular eclipse on26 December 2019 and the next will be an annular eclipse on5 January 2038.

The longest totality will be 2 minutes 14 seconds on 8 June 2290 and the longest annular was 6 minutes 56 seconds on 9 May 1641.

This solar saros is linked toLunar Saros 125.

Umbral eclipses

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Umbral eclipses (annular, total and hybrid) can be further classified as either: 1) Central (two limits), 2) Central (one limit) or 3) Non-Central (one limit).

The statistical distribution of these classes in Saros series 132 appears in the following table.

ClassificationNumberPercent
All Umbral eclipses42100.00%
Central (two limits)4197.62%
Central (one limit)00.00%
Non-central (one limit)12.38%

All eclipses

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Note: Dates are given in theJulian calendar prior to 15 October 1582, and in theGregorian calendar after that.

SarosMemberDateTime
(Greatest)
UTC
TypeLocation
Lat, Long
GammaMag.Width
(km)
Duration
(min:sec)
Ref
1321August 13, 12088:26:52Partial61.7S 8.8W-1.52270.0639[1]
1322August 24, 122615:25:45Partial61.3S 122.5W-1.46330.1684[2]
1323September 3, 124422:31:22Partial61S 122.1E-1.40950.2623[3]
1324September 15, 12625:45:07Partial60.9S 4.9E-1.36240.3436[4]
1325September 25, 128013:06:53Partial61S 114.4W-1.32180.4131[5]
1326October 6, 129820:35:16Partial61.2S 124.7E-1.28670.4728[6]
1327October 17, 13164:12:33Partial61.6S 1.5E-1.25910.5193[7]
1328October 28, 133411:56:18Partial62.1S 123.4W-1.2370.556[8]
1329November 7, 135219:47:15Partial62.8S 109.7E-1.22090.5826[9]
13210November 19, 13703:42:08Partial63.6S 18.4W-1.20820.6034[10]
13211November 29, 138811:42:20Partial64.6S 148.1W-1.19990.617[11]
13212December 10, 140619:43:54Partial65.6S 81.5E-1.19280.6285[12]
13213December 21, 14243:46:29Partial66.7S 49.6W-1.18670.6384[13]
13214January 1, 144311:47:21Partial67.8S 179.2E-1.17930.6506[14]
13215January 11, 146119:46:21Partial68.9S 47.9E-1.17050.6651[15]
13216January 23, 14793:39:45Partial69.9S 82.6W-1.15710.6875[16]
13217February 2, 149711:27:50Partial70.7S 147.5E-1.13930.7176[17]
13218February 13, 151519:08:19Partial71.5S 18.9E-1.11530.758[18]
13219February 24, 15332:42:10Partial71.9S 108.5W-1.0860.8077[19]
13220March 7, 155110:05:18Partial72.2S 126.5E-1.04770.873[20]
13221March 17, 156917:21:18Annular[a]72.1S 3.1E1.00330.9489--[21]
13222April 8, 15870:27:05Annular60.5S 151.9W-0.95020.92718896m 26s[22]
13223April 18, 16057:26:44Annular49.8S 89.9E-0.89180.93275536m 43s[23]
13224April 29, 162314:16:00Annular39.8S 20.4W-0.82440.93784056m 54s[24]
13225May 9, 164121:01:19Annular30.8S 127.3W-0.75320.94253216m 56s[25]
13226May 21, 16593:38:53Annular22.2S 129.2E-0.67470.94692646m 51s[26]
13227May 31, 167710:13:53Annular14.4S 27.5E-0.59350.9512236m 36s[27]
13228June 11, 169516:44:24Annular7.4S 72.2W-0.50770.95451936m 13s[28]
13229June 22, 171323:15:39Annular1.3S 171.2W-0.42160.95761705m 45s[29]
13230July 4, 17315:46:25Annular3.8N 90.8E-0.33410.96021535m 15s[30]
13231July 14, 174912:19:20Annular7.8N 7.2W-0.24760.96231414m 46s[31]
13232July 25, 176718:55:48Annular10.8N 105.5W-0.1630.96381324m 21s[32]
13233August 5, 17851:37:22Annular12.7N 155.3E-0.08170.9651274m 1s[33]
13234August 17, 18038:25:03Annular13.6N 54.7E-0.00480.96571243m 47s[34]
13235August 27, 182115:19:42Annular13.6N 47.8W0.06710.96611233m 38s[35]
13236September 7, 183922:23:26Annular12.8N 152.7W0.13250.96611233m 34s[36]
13237September 18, 18575:36:05Annular11.6N 100E0.19120.96591253m 34s[37]
13238September 29, 187512:58:09Annular10N 10.1W0.24270.96561273m 36s[38]
13239October 9, 189320:30:22Annular8.1N 123W0.28660.96521303m 41s[39]
13240October 22, 19114:13:02Annular6.3N 121.4E0.32240.9651333m 47s[40]
13241November 1, 192912:05:10Annular4.5N 3.1E0.35140.96491343m 54s[41]
13242November 12, 194720:05:37Annular3N 117.4W0.37430.9651353m 59s[42]
13243November 23, 19654:14:51Annular1.7N 119.8E0.39060.96561344m 2s[43]
13244December 4, 198312:31:15Annular0.9N 4.7W0.40150.96661314m 1s[44]
13245December 14, 200120:53:01Annular0.6N 130.7W0.40890.96811263m 53s[45]
13246December 26, 20195:18:53Annular1N 102.3E0.41350.97011183m 40s[46]
13247January 5, 203813:47:11Annular2.1N 25.4W0.41690.97281073m 18s[47]
13248January 16, 205622:16:45Annular3.9N 153.5W0.41990.9759952m 52s[48]
13249January 27, 20746:44:15Annular6.6N 78.8E0.42510.9798792m 21s[49]
13250February 7, 209215:10:20Annular9.9N 48.7W0.43220.984621m 48s[50]
13251February 18, 211023:31:35Annular14.1N 175.3W0.44380.9888441m 12s[51]
13252March 1, 21287:48:32Annular18.9N 59.1E0.45960.994240m 37s[52]
13253March 12, 214615:58:15Annular24.4N 65W0.48210.999520m 3s[53]
13254March 23, 21640:02:47Hybrid30.4N 172.1E0.50951.0051200m 29s[54]
13255April 3, 21827:59:43Hybrid36.9N 51E0.54391.0108440m 58s[55]
13256April 14, 220015:49:57Total43.8N 68.3W0.58471.0165691m 23s[56]
13257April 25, 221823:33:14Total51.1N 174.3E0.63211.0219961m 43s[57]
13258May 6, 22367:11:03Total58.7N 58.9E0.68481.02691261m 59s[58]
13259May 17, 225414:43:39Total66.7N 54.1W0.74261.03151602m 9s[59]
13260May 27, 227222:11:12Total75N 163.2W0.80531.03532022m 14s[60]
13261June 8, 22905:35:49Total83.8N 100.9E0.87131.03822652m 14s[61]
13262June 19, 230812:57:53Total84.1N 120.6E0.94021.03964012m 8s[62]
13263June 30, 232620:18:36Partial65.2N 37.3E1.01070.9931[63]
13264July 11, 23443:39:15Partial64.3N 82.3W1.08180.8591[64]
13265July 22, 236211:01:14Partial63.5N 157.9E1.15220.7256[65]
13266August 1, 238018:26:17Partial62.8N 37.7E1.22070.5949[66]
13267August 13, 23981:53:37Partial62.2N 82.9W1.28770.4669[67]
13268August 23, 24169:26:38Partial61.8N 155.2E1.35050.3468[68]
13269September 3, 243417:04:08Partial61.5N 32.2E1.40990.2331[69]
13270September 14, 24520:49:17Partial61.3N 92.5W1.46350.1307[70]
13271September 25, 24708:39:57Partial61.3N 141.4E1.5130.0365[71]

Notes

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  1. ^Non-central

References

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External links

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