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Solar Saros 139

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Saros cycle series 139 for solar eclipses
Historic saros cycle animation
January 22, 1898
Series member 23
Thesolar eclipse of March 29, 2006 fromSide, Turkey
Series member 29
Thesolar eclipse of April 8, 2024 fromIndianapolis, Indiana
Series member 30

Saros cycle series 139 forsolar eclipses occurs at the Moon's ascendingnode repeating every 18 years and 11 days, containing 71 eclipses, including 55 umbral eclipses, 12 of which will be hybrid and 43 of which will be total. The first eclipse was on 17 May 1501 and the last will be on 3 July 2763. The most recent eclipse was on8 April 2024, lasting 4 minutes 28 seconds over centralNorth America, entering inMexico, crossing theUnited States, and leaving in easternCanada, and the next will be on19–20 April 2042, lasting 4 minutes 51 seconds over the westernPacific Ocean and passing over westernIndonesia, easternMalaysia,Brunei, and thePhilippines.

The first total eclipse occurred on December 21, 1843, over southern Asia and lasted 1 minute and 43 seconds. The last total eclipse will occur on March 26, 2601, overAntarctica and theSouthern Ocean, lasting 35 seconds.

This series is currently producing total eclipses over 4 minutes long, with each one gradually increasing in length. It will continue to do so until16 July 2186, when it will produce the longest total eclipse calculated for the ten millennia from 3999 BCE to 6000 CE.[1] Starting onMay 11, 2078, Saros 139 will begin producing the longest total eclipses of any series, surpassing those ofSolar Saros 136, whose eclipses are getting slightly shorter.[2]

This solar saros is linked toLunar Saros 132.

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 139 appears in the following table.

ClassificationNumberPercent
All Umbral eclipses55100.00%
Central (two limits)55100.00%
Central (one limit)00.00%
Non-central (one limit)00.00%

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)
RefQLESun altitude
1391May 17, 15013:27:44Partial63.7N 13.6W1.50020.0905[1]t-0
1392May 28, 151910:20:09Partial64.6N 126.3W1.41880.2342[2]t-0
1393June 7, 153717:14:05Partial65.5N 120.2E1.33730.3796[3]t-0
1394June 18, 15550:07:16Partial66.5N 6.6E1.25420.529[4]t-0
1395June 29, 15737:03:36Partial67.5N 108.2W1.17240.677[5]t-0
1396July 20, 159114:02:08Partial68.5N 136E1.09110.8249[6]t-0
1397July 30, 160921:07:08Partial69.5N 17.9E1.0140.9657[7]t-0
1398August 11, 16274:17:14Hybrid77.7N 173.3W0.94011.000110m 00s[8]t-19
1399August 21, 164511:34:18Hybrid68.2N 43.7E0.8711.004280m 16s[9]t-29
13910September 1, 166318:59:08Hybrid58.6N 78.9W0.80731.0065380m 29s[10]p-36
13911September 12, 16812:33:12Hybrid49.8N 161.1E0.75041.0083430m 40s[11]p-41
13912September 23, 169910:16:12Hybrid41.8N 40.7E0.69991.0095460m 49s[12]p-45
13913October 4, 171718:08:27Hybrid34.6N 81.1W0.65631.0104470m 56s[13]p-49
13914October 15, 17352:10:34Hybrid28.3N 155.2E0.62021.011481m 02s[14]p-51
13915October 26, 175310:22:01Hybrid22.7N 29.7E0.5911.0115491m 08s[15]p-54
13916November 6, 177118:41:02Hybrid17.9N 97.3W0.56761.012501m 13s[16]p-55
13917November 17, 17893:08:35Hybrid14.1N 133.9E0.55041.0126521m 19s[17]p-57
13918November 29, 180711:42:09Hybrid11.1N 3.9E0.53771.0135551m 26s[18]p-57
13919December 9, 182520:21:45Hybrid[3]9.2N 127.4W0.52961.0148601m 34s[19]p-58
13920December 21, 18435:03:26Total8N 101E0.52271.0165661m 43s[20]p-58
13921December 31, 186113:49:06Total7.8N 31.6W0.51871.0186741m 55s[21]p-59
13922January 11, 188022:34:25Total8.3N 164.1W0.51361.0212842m 07s[22]p-59
13923January 22, 18987:19:12Total9.5N 63.6E0.50791.0244962m 21s[23]p-59
13924February 3, 191616:00:21Total11.1N 67.7W0.49871.0281082m 36s[24]p-60
13925February 13–14, 19340:38:41Total13.2N 161.7E0.48681.03211232m 53s[25]p-61
13926February 25, 19529:11:35Total15.6N 32.7E0.46971.03661383m 09s[26]p-62
13927March 7, 197017:38:30Total18.2N 94.7W0.44731.04141533m 28s[27]p-63
13928March 17–18, 19881:58:56Total20.7N 140E0.41881.04641693m 46s[28]n-65
13929March 29, 200610:12:23Total23.2N 16.7E0.38431.05151844m 07s[29]n-67
13930April 8, 202418:18:29Total25.3N 104.1W0.34311.05661984m 28s[30]n-70
13931April 19–20, 20422:17:30Total27N 137.3E0.29561.06142104m 51s[31]n-73
13932April 30, 206010:10:00Total28N 20.9E0.24221.0662225m 15s[32]n-76
13933May 11, 207817:56:55Total28.1N 93.7W0.18381.07012325m 40s[33]n-79
13934May 21–22, 20961:37:14Total27.3N 153.4E0.11961.07372416m 07s[34]nn83
13935June 3, 21149:14:09Total25.4N 41.3E0.05251.07662486m 32s[35]nn87
13936June 13, 213216:46:24Total22.3N 70.1W-0.01861.07882556m 55s[36]nn89
13937June 24–25, 21500:17:25Total18.3N 178.1E-0.0911.08022607m 14s[37]nn85
13938July 5, 21687:45:23Total13.2N 66.4E-0.1661.08072647m 26s[38]-n81
13939July 16, 218615:14:54Total7.4N 46.5W-0.23961.08052677m 29s[39]-n76
13940July 27, 220422:44:32Total1N 160.1W-0.31291.07932697m 22s[40]-n72
13941August 8, 22226:17:05Total6S 84.9E-0.38371.07742707m 06s[41]-n67
13942August 18, 224013:52:25Total13.3S 31.3W-0.45221.07462706m 40s[42]-p63
13943August 29, 225821:33:05Total20.9S 149.2W-0.51611.07122696m 09s[43]-p59
13944September 9, 22765:18:47Total28.5S 91.2E-0.57551.06712665m 33s[44]-p55
13945September 20, 229413:09:58Total36.2S 29.9W-0.631.06272634m 56s[45]-p51
13946October 1, 231221:08:26Total43.8S 152.9W-0.67831.05782584m 20s[46]-p47
13947October 13, 23305:13:41Total51.2S 82.5E-0.72081.05282513m 46s[47]-p44
13948October 23, 234813:26:56Total58.2S 43.6W-0.75641.04762423m 14s[48]-p41
13949November 3, 236621:46:04Total64.8S 170.2W-0.78681.04262312m 46s[49]-p38
13950November 14, 23846:13:20Total70.9S 63.5E-0.81021.03772172m 22s[50]-p36
13951November 25, 240214:45:41Total76.2S 59.6W-0.82911.03322022m 02s[51]-p34
13952December 5, 242023:23:52Total80.2S 174W-0.84311.0291851m 44s[52]-p32
13953December 17, 24388:05:40Total81.7S 84.3E-0.85391.02541681m 30s[53]-p31
13954December 27, 245616:51:25Total79.8S 22W-0.86141.02221511m 19s[54]-p30
13955January 7, 24751:37:52Total76.2S 141.8W-0.86791.01961361m 10s[55]-p29
13956January 18, 249310:24:30Total72.2S 90.8E-0.87421.01741231m 02s[56]-p29
13957January 30, 251119:09:33Total68.1S 39.5W-0.88161.01571140m 57s[57]-p28
13958February 10, 25293:52:31Total64.3S 170.7W-0.89081.01431080m 53s[58]-p27
13959February 21, 254712:29:30Total61.1S 59.6E-0.90461.01321060m 50s[59]-p25
13960March 3, 256521:01:39Total58.7S 68.8W-0.9221.01211070m 46s[60]-t22
13961March 15, 25835:25:52Total57.4S 166.2E-0.94561.01091150m 42s[61]-t19
13962March 26, 260113:43:55Total58S 45.6E-0.9741.00911420m 35s[62]-t12
13963April 6, 261921:51:02Partial61.2S 60.7W-1.01080.9781[63]-t0
13964April 17, 26375:51:33Partial61.6S 170.8E-1.05250.9013[64]-t0
13965April 28, 265513:40:56Partial62S 45.1E-1.10240.8094[65]-t0
13966May 8, 267321:23:23Partial62.7S 79.1W-1.15740.708[66]-t0
13967May 20, 26914:55:09Partial63.4S 159.1E-1.22030.5922[67]-t0
13968May 31, 270912:21:17Partial64.2S 38.6E-1.28690.4697[68]-t0
13969June 11, 272719:39:01Partial65.2S 80.2W-1.3590.3372[69]-t0
13970June 22, 27452:51:30Partial66.1S 162E-1.43450.1992[70]-t0
13971July 3, 27639:58:23Partial67.1S 45.2E-1.51320.0562[71]-t0

References

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  1. ^Ten Millennium Catalog of Long Solar Eclipses, -3999 to +6000 (4000 BCE to 6000 CE) Fred Espenak
  2. ^Catalog of Solar Eclipses: 2001 to 2100
  3. ^Began as total and ended as annular

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