Solar Saros 137
Introduction Historic saros cycle animationApril 17, 1912Totality from FranceSeries member 30June 10, 2002Partial from Los Angeles, California, USASeries member 35June 21, 2020Annularity from Chiayi, TaiwanSeries member 36'''Saros cycle series 137 for solar eclipses''' occurs at the Moon's ascending node. It repeats every 18 years, 11 days, and contains 70 events. 55 of these are umbral eclipses and other 15 of these are partial solar eclipses. All eclipses in this series occurs at the Moon's ascending node.This solar saros is linked to Lunar Saros 130.
Saros 137 It is a part of Saros cycle 137, repeating every 18 years, 11 days, containing 70 events. The series started with partial solar eclipse on May 25, 1389.It contains total eclipses from August 20, 1533, through December 6, 1695, first set of hybrid eclipses from December 17, 1713, through February 11, 1804, first set of annular eclipses from February 21, 1822, through March 25, 1876, second set of hybrid eclipses from April 6, 1894, through April 28, 1930, and second set of annular eclipses from May 9, 1948, through April 13, 2507.The series ends at member 70 as a partial eclipse on June 28, 2633.The longest duration of totality was 2 minutes, 55 seconds on September 10, 1569.Solar Saros 137 has 55 umbral eclipses from August 20, 1533, through April 13, 2507 (973.62 years).Series members 30–46 occur between 1901 and 2200:303132150pxApril 17, 1912150pxApril 28, 1930150pxMay 9, 1948333435150pxMay 20, 1966150pxMay 30, 1984150pxJune 10, 2002363738150pxJune 21, 2020150pxJuly 2, 2038150pxJuly 12, 2056394041150pxJuly 24, 2074150pxAugust 3, 2092150pxAugust 15, 2110424344150pxAugust 25, 2128150pxSeptember 6, 2146150pxSeptember 16, 21644546150pxSeptember 27, 2182150pxOctober 9, 2200
Summary Solar Saros series 137, repeating every 18 years and 11 days, has a total of 70 solar eclipse events including 12 central solar eclipses with a penumbral internal contact, between 1948 and 2146.The penumbra northern limit started in 1948 and will end on 2633, while the penumbra southern limit started in 1389 and will end in 2146.
Umbral eclipses 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 137 appears in the following table.ClassificationNumberPercentAll Umbral eclipses55100.00%Central (two limits)5498.18%Central (one limit)00.00%Non-central (one limit)11.82%
List of umbral eclipses Solar Saros 137 has 55 umbral eclipses between 1533 and 2507.The total duration is almost one millennium, or about within 974 years.# 1533# 1551# 1569# 1587# 1605# 1623# 1641# 1659# 1677# 1695# 1713# 1731# 1750# 1768# 1786# 1804# 1822# 1840# 1858# 1876# 1894# 1912# 1930# 1948# 1966# 1984# 2002# 2020# 2038# 2056# 2074# 2092# 2110# 2128# 2146# 2164# 2182# 2200# 2218# 2236# 2254# 2272# 2290# 2308# 2326# 2345# 2363# 2381# 2399# 2417# 2435# 2453# 2471# 2489# 2507
Events SarosMemberDateTime(Greatest)UTCTypeLocationLat, LongGammaMag.Width(km)Duration(min:sec)Ref1371May 25, 138916:48:11Partial64.4N 139.8E1.4993 1372June 6, 14070:16:35Partial65.2N 17.8E1.4296 1373June 16, 14257:44:06Partial66.2N 104.4W1.3592 1374June 27, 144315:11:10Partial67.2N 133.2E1.2887 1375July 7, 146122:39:29Partial68.2N 10E1.2191 1376July 19, 14796:09:16Partial69.1N 114.1W1.1509 1377July 29, 149713:43:13Partial70N 120.2E1.0863 1378August 9, 151521:21:25Partial70.8N 7.1W1.0258 1379August 20, 15335:04:01Total73.7N 178.3E0.96931.04796782m 40s13710August 31, 155112:53:01Total65.7N 28.4E0.91851.0463912m 52s13711September 10, 156920:48:16Total57.4N 103.4W0.87321.04282932m 55s13712October 2, 15874:51:25Total50N 128.3E0.83521.03872352m 51s13713October 12, 160512:59:58Total43.4N 0.6E0.80221.03441932m 43s13714October 23, 162321:17:10Total37.8N 128W0.7771.02981592m 31s13715November 3, 16415:40:09Total33N 102.5E0.7571.02521302m 15s13716November 14, 165914:10:08Total29.2N 28.2W0.74321.02081061m 56s13717November 24, 167722:44:03Total26.3N 159.6W0.73321.0166841m 36s13718December 6, 16957:23:18Total24.3N 67.9E0.7281.0128641m 16s13719December 17, 171316:04:20Hybrid23.1N 64.8W0.72491.0094470m 56s13720December 29, 17310:46:53Hybrid22.7N 162.2E0.72341.0065320m 39s13721January 8, 17509:28:43Hybrid23N 29.3E0.72171.0041200m 24s13722January 19, 176818:09:29Hybrid23.9N 103.2W0.71951.0022110m 13s13723January 30, 17862:45:26Hybrid25.1N 125.5E0.7141.000950m 5s13724February 11, 180411:16:33Hybrid26.7N 4.5W0.7053100m 0s13725February 21, 182219:40:40Annular28.6N 132.3W0.69140.999620m 2s13726March 4, 18403:58:22Annular30.6N 101.7E0.67280.999520m 3s13727March 15, 185812:05:28Annular32.7N 20.9W0.64610.999620m 2s13728March 25, 187620:05:06Annular34.8N 141.1W0.61420.99990.50m 1s13729April 6, 18943:53:41Hybrid36.7N 102.4E0.5741.000110m 1s13730April 17, 191211:34:22Hybrid38.4N 11.3W0.5281.00031.30m 2s13731April 28, 193019:03:34Hybrid39.4N 121.2W0.4731.00031.00m 1s13732May 9, 19482:26:04Annular39.8N 131.2E0.413320.999940.20m 0.3s13733May 20, 19669:39:02Annular39.2N 26.4E0.346720.999153.20m 4.65s13734May 30, 198416:45:41Annular37.5N 76.7W0.27550.99870m 11s13735June 10, 200223:45:22Annular34.5N 178.6W0.19930.9962130m 23s13736June 21, 20206:41:15Annular30.5N 79.7E0.12090.994210m 38s13737July 2, 203813:32:55Annular25.4N 21.9W0.03980.9911311m 0s13738July 12, 205620:21:59Annular19.4N 123.7W-0.04260.9878431m 26s13739July 24, 20743:10:32Annular12.8N 133.7E-0.12420.9838581m 57s13740August 3, 20929:59:33Annular5.6N 30.3E-0.20440.9794752m 31s13741August 15, 211016:50:45Annular2S 74.3W-0.28190.9746943m 7s13742August 25, 212823:44:34Annular9.8S 180E-0.35620.96941173m 41s13743September 6, 21466:44:00Annular17.8S 72.6E-0.42490.96391434m 13s13744September 16, 216413:48:20Annular25.7S 36.3W-0.48850.95831724m 42s13745September 27, 218220:58:45Annular33.5S 146.7W-0.54610.95272055m 5s13746October 9, 22004:16:21Annular41.1S 101.3E-0.59720.9472415m 25s13747October 20, 221811:41:56Annular48.4S 12.1W-0.64110.94162805m 41s13748October 30, 223619:15:15Annular55.2S 126.4W-0.67790.93653215m 54s13749November 11, 22542:55:16Annular61.4S 119.3E-0.70860.93173636m 5s13750November 21, 227210:42:52Annular66.8S 5.9E-0.73270.92754026m 15s13751December 2, 229018:36:41Annular70.9S 104.7W-0.75150.92374396m 23s13752December 14, 23082:34:52Annular73.4S 148.6E-0.76620.92074706m 31s13753December 25, 232610:36:53Annular73.6S 43.3E-0.77740.91824966m 39s13754January 4, 234518:40:23Annular71.9S 64.6W-0.78720.91655176m 45s13755January 16, 23632:45:07Annular68.8S 177.6W-0.79550.91545326m 52s13756January 26, 238110:46:38Annular65.3S 66.8E-0.80640.91495466m 57s13757February 6, 239918:46:44Annular61.6S 51W-0.8180.9155577m 1s13758February 17, 24172:40:42Annular58.3S 168.3W-0.83450.91555747m 4s13759February 28, 243510:29:45Annular55.4S 75E-0.85460.91655997m 5s13760March 10, 245318:09:42Annular53.6S 39.1W-0.8820.91776477m 4s13761March 22, 24711:43:37Annular52.9S 151.3W-0.91410.9197387m 0s13762April 1, 24899:07:55Annular54.4S 101.3E-0.95410.929976m 50s13763April 13, 250716:23:43Annular(non-central)61.3S 13.5E1.000613764April 23, 252523:30:15Partial61.8S 101.6W-1.0544 13765May 5, 25436:29:19Partial62.3S 145.1E-1.114 13766May 15, 256113:20:16Partial63.1S 33.6E-1.1801 13767May 26, 257920:04:28Partial63.9S 76.4W-1.2516 13768June 6, 25972:43:07Partial64.8S 174.7E-1.3272 13769June 18, 26159:17:56Partial65.7S 66.4E-1.4053 13770June 28, 263315:48:41Partial66.7S 41.2W-1.4864
External links * Saros cycle 137 - Information and visualization
References * http://eclipse.gsfc.nasa.gov/SEsaros/SEsaros137.html