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Published in Observer's Handbook 2004, Royal Astronomical Society of Canada
Table 2
Crater Immersion and Emersion Times for the
Total Lunar Eclipse of 2004 May 04
UT of UT of
Immersion Crater Name Emersion Crater Name
18:52 Grimaldi 21:16 Grimaldi
18:57 Aristarchus 21:19 Billy
19:00 Billy 21:23 Campanus
19:00 Kepler 21:25 Tycho
19:07 Pytheas 21:29 Kepler
19:08 Copernicus 21:30 Aristarchus
19:11 Timocharis 21:37 Copernicus
19:13 Plato 21:39 Pytheas
19:13 Campanus 21:44 Timocharis
19:21 Aristoteles 21:49 Plato
19:22 Eudoxus 21:51 Manilius
19:22 Manilius 21:52 Dionysius
19:25 Tycho 21:55 Menelaus
19:25 Menelaus 21:57 Eudoxus
19:28 Dionysius 21:57 Aristoteles
19:29 Plinius 21:58 Plinius
19:38 Proclus 21:58 Goclenius
19:40 Taruntius 22:03 Langrenus
19:42 Goclenius 22:04 Taruntius
19:47 Langrenus 22:06 Proclus
Table 4
Crater Immersion and Emersion Times for the
Total Lunar Eclipse of 2004 Oct 28
UT of UT of
Immersion Crater Name Emersion Crater Name
01:16 Grimaldi 03:52 Aristarchus
01:20 Billy 03:54 Grimaldi
01:27 Kepler 03:58 Plato
01:28 Aristarchus 03:59 Kepler
01:29 Campanus 04:01 Billy
01:35 Copernicus 04:03 Pytheas
01:38 Tycho 04:04 Timocharis
01:38 Pytheas 04:06 Copernicus
01:44 Timocharis 04:07 Aristoteles
01:52 Manilius 04:09 Eudoxus
01:55 Dionysius 04:13 Campanus
01:55 Plato 04:18 Manilius
01:56 Menelaus 04:21 Menelaus
02:00 Plinius 04:23 Tycho
02:03 Eudoxus 04:25 Plinius
02:04 Aristoteles 04:27 Dionysius
02:06 Goclenius 04:34 Proclus
02:10 Taruntius 04:39 Taruntius
02:12 Proclus 04:43 Goclenius
02:13 Langrenus 04:48 Langrenus
Predictions include 2% enlargement of the umbral shadow due to Earth's atmosphere.
WebMaster: Fred Espenak Planetary Systems Branch - Code 693 e-mail: espenak@gsfc.nasa.gov NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, Maryland 20771 USA
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