Eclipses of the Sun can only occur when the Moon is near one of its two orbital nodes [1] during the New Moon phase. It is then possible for the Moon's penumbral, umbral or antumbral shadows to sweep across Earth's surface thereby producing an eclipse. There are four types of solar eclipses:
Total eclipses are visible from within the Moon’s umbral shadow while annular eclipses are seen within the antumbral shadow . These eclipses can be classified as central [3] or non-central as:
The recurrence of solar eclipses is governed by the Saros cycle. For more information, see Periodicity of Solar Eclipses.
During the 9th century BCE[4], Earth experienced 225 solar eclipses. The following table shows the number of eclipses of each type over this period.
Solar Eclipses: -0899 - -0800 | |||
Eclipse Type | Symbol | Number | Percent |
All Eclipses | - | 225 | 100.0% |
Partial | P | 80 | 35.6% |
Annular | A | 75 | 33.3% |
Total | T | 66 | 29.3% |
Hybrid | H | 4 | 1.8% |
Annular and total eclipses can be classified as either central or non-central as follows: 1) Central (two limits), 2) Central (one limit) or 3) Non-Central (one limit). The statistical distribution of these classes during the 9th century BCE appears in the following three tables (no Hybrids are included since all are central with two limits).
Annular and Total Eclipses | ||
Classification | Number | Percent |
All | 141 | 100.0% |
Central (two limits) | 134 | 95.0% |
Central (one limit) | 3 | 2.1% |
Non-Central (one limit) | 4 | 2.8% |
Annular Eclipses | ||
Classification | Number | Percent |
All Annular Eclipses | 75 | 100.0% |
Central (two limits) | 72 | 96.0% |
Central (one limit) | 1 | 1.3% |
Non-Central (one limit) | 2 | 2.7% |
Total Eclipses | ||
Classification | Number | Percent |
All Total Eclipses | 66 | 100.0% |
Central (two limits) | 62 | 93.9% |
Central (one limit) | 2 | 3.0% |
Non-Central (one limit) | 2 | 3.0% |
There are a minimum of two and a maximum of five solar eclipses in every calendar year. Statistics for the number of eclipses each year during the century are listed below.
Number of Years with 2 Eclipses: 77 Number of Years with 3 Eclipses: 21 Number of Years with 4 Eclipses: 2
The longest and shortest central eclipses of the century as well as largest and smallest partial eclipses are listed in the below.
Extreme Durations and Magnitudes of Solar Eclipses: -899 to -800 | |||
Extrema Type | Date | Duration | Magnitude |
Longest Annular Solar Eclipse | -0816 Nov 07 | 10m21s | - |
Shortest Annular Solar Eclipse | -0837 Jan 08 | 00m38s | - |
Longest Total Solar Eclipse | -0815 May 03 | 06m13s | - |
Shortest Total Solar Eclipse | -0811 Aug 15 | 00m42s | - |
Longest Hybrid Solar Eclipse | -0820 Jul 26 | 01m24s | - |
Shortest Hybrid Solar Eclipse | -0819 Jan 18 | 00m00s | - |
Largest Partial Solar Eclipse | -0894 Aug 03 | - | 0.96293 |
Smallest Partial Solar Eclipse | -0821 Sep 05 | - | 0.04133 |
During the century, 4 Saros series begin and 2 Saros Series end. The list below gives the year and Saros number of each of these events.
4 Saros Series begin [Year/Saros]: -890/ 62 -879/ 63 -832/ 64 -821/ 70 2 Saros Series end [Year/Saros]: -865/ 23 -854/ 24
The catalog below lists concise details and local circumstances at greatest eclipse[5] for every solar eclipse during the century. A description or explanation of each parameter listed in the catalog can be found in Key to Catalog of Solar Eclipses.
Several fields in the catalog link to web pages or files containing additional information for each eclipse. The following gives a brief explanation of each link.
TD of Catalog Calendar Greatest Luna Saros Ecl. Ecl. Sun Path Central Number Date Eclipse ΔT Num Num Type QLE Gamma Mag. Lat Long Alt Width Dur. s ° ° ° km 02628 -0899 May 02 03:31:49 23526 -35852 43 A nn 0.1429 0.9482 20N 140W 82 192 05m49s 02629 -0899 Oct 26 07:30:00 23518 -35846 48 T n- -0.3004 1.0416 25S 154E 72 145 03m21s 02630 -0898 Apr 21 04:53:45 23510 -35840 53 A t- 0.8964 0.9591 58N 151E 26 330 03m04s 02631 -0898 Oct 15 21:00:40 23501 -35834 58 P p- -1.0172 0.9563 61S 139W 0 02632 -0897 Mar 12 02:44:40 23494 -35829 25 P -t -1.0451 0.9213 61S 17W 0 02633 -0897 Sep 05 11:31:46 23486 -35823 30 P -t 1.1510 0.7020 61N 145W 0 02634 -0896 Feb 29 18:27:53 23477 -35817 35 T -n -0.3068 1.0652 27S 14E 72 223 05m04s 02635 -0896 Aug 24 11:16:27 23469 -35811 40 A -p 0.4412 0.9360 38N 123E 64 264 06m32s 02636 -0895 Feb 18 10:41:15 23461 -35805 45 T n- 0.4055 1.0428 7N 112E 66 155 03m51s 02637 -0895 Aug 13 14:27:09 23452 -35799 50 A p- -0.3054 0.9792 1N 55E 72 78 02m19s 02638 -0894 Feb 07 22:46:04 23444 -35793 55 P t- 1.1711 0.6769 62N 111W 0 02639 -0894 Aug 03 01:03:26 23435 -35787 60 P t- -1.0228 0.9629 63S 141W 0 02640 -0894 Dec 29 09:19:00 23428 -35782 27 P -t -1.0548 0.8575 66S 54W 0 02641 -0893 Jun 24 09:56:27 23420 -35776 32 T -p 0.8142 1.0689 78N 135E 35 391 03m59s 02642 -0893 Dec 18 08:46:03 23412 -35770 37 A -n -0.3651 0.9318 45S 146E 68 275 07m20s 02643 -0892 Jun 13 01:31:21 23403 -35764 42 T nn 0.0765 1.0392 27N 108W 85 132 03m47s 02644 -0892 Dec 06 13:45:10 23395 -35758 47 A n- 0.3403 0.9805 2S 71E 70 74 02m19s 02645 -0891 Jun 02 11:17:54 23386 -35752 52 A p- -0.7266 0.9792 26S 111E 43 107 02m22s 02646 -0891 Nov 26 01:45:53 23378 -35746 57 Tn t- 0.9966 1.0144 67N 90W 2 - 00m59s 02647 -0890 Apr 22 23:10:40 23371 -35741 24 P -t 1.3319 0.3944 71N 172E 0 02648 -0890 May 22 14:07:11 23370 -35740 62 Pb t- -1.5229 0.0667 69S 93E 0 02649 -0890 Oct 17 06:28:56 23363 -35735 29 P -t -1.0571 0.8966 72S 69E 0 02650 -0889 Apr 12 01:45:06 23354 -35729 34 A -p 0.5451 0.9765 36N 120W 57 100 02m21s 02651 -0889 Oct 06 18:36:18 23346 -35723 39 A -p -0.3944 0.9846 24S 11W 67 59 01m34s 02652 -0888 Mar 31 11:09:47 23338 -35717 44 T n- -0.2381 1.0318 13S 116E 76 110 03m06s 02653 -0888 Sep 24 23:47:00 23329 -35711 49 A n- 0.3243 0.9383 21N 74W 71 241 07m23s 02654 -0887 Mar 21 02:22:47 23321 -35705 54 T t- -0.9534 1.0558 68S 65W 17 624 03m18s 02655 -0887 Sep 13 23:34:23 23313 -35699 59 P t- 1.0333 0.8962 72N 35E 0 02656 -0886 Feb 09 09:44:46 23306 -35694 26 T -t 0.9546 1.0157 54N 118E 17 185 01m13s 02657 -0886 Aug 04 11:57:43 23297 -35688 31 P -t -1.1068 0.7938 69S 77E 0 02658 -0885 Jan 29 19:51:01 23289 -35682 36 A -n 0.2593 0.9691 5S 18W 75 115 03m50s 02659 -0885 Jul 25 00:29:59 23280 -35676 41 T -n -0.3204 1.0535 3N 91W 71 187 05m20s 02660 -0884 Jan 18 22:31:37 23272 -35670 46 A p- -0.4619 0.9261 50S 55W 62 314 07m44s 02661 -0884 Jul 13 17:10:32 23264 -35664 51 T p- 0.4117 1.0743 48N 19E 65 265 05m33s 02662 -0883 Jan 06 21:47:16 23255 -35658 56 P t- -1.1446 0.7104 66S 137E 0 02663 -0883 Jun 04 00:35:08 23248 -35653 23 P -t -1.4293 0.2069 63S 54W 0 02664 -0883 Jul 03 09:21:33 23247 -35652 61 P t- 1.1699 0.6894 66N 32W 0 02665 -0883 Nov 27 11:10:12 23240 -35647 28 P -t 1.0817 0.8389 63N 152E 0 02666 -0882 May 24 08:19:43 23232 -35641 33 A -p -0.7099 0.9666 24S 166E 45 167 03m44s 02667 -0882 Nov 17 00:37:33 23223 -35635 38 T -n 0.3709 1.0396 3N 87W 68 142 03m35s 02668 -0881 May 13 09:51:29 23215 -35629 43 A nn 0.0545 0.9492 19N 126E 87 187 05m54s 02669 -0881 Nov 06 16:17:53 23207 -35623 48 T n- -0.2968 1.0389 29S 21E 73 136 03m08s 02670 -0880 May 01 11:30:53 23198 -35617 53 A p- 0.8132 0.9653 57N 62E 35 212 02m42s 02671 -0880 Oct 26 05:30:05 23190 -35611 58 P p- -1.0132 0.9612 61S 83E 0 02672 -0879 Mar 22 10:22:52 23183 -35606 25 P -t -1.0967 0.8267 61S 141W 0 02673 -0879 Apr 20 19:29:54 23182 -35605 63 Pb t- 1.5192 0.0414 61N 121W 0 02674 -0879 Sep 15 18:57:47 23175 -35600 30 P -t 1.1875 0.6397 61N 93E 0 02675 -0878 Mar 12 02:25:29 23166 -35594 35 T -n -0.3543 1.0685 25S 106W 69 237 05m16s 02676 -0878 Sep 04 18:32:13 23158 -35588 40 A -p 0.4845 0.9338 36N 14E 61 279 06m42s 02677 -0877 Mar 01 18:41:51 23150 -35582 45 T n- 0.3660 1.0439 8N 9W 68 156 03m52s
TD of Catalog Calendar Greatest Luna Saros Ecl. Ecl. Sun Path Central Number Date Eclipse ΔT Num Num Type QLE Gamma Mag. Lat Long Alt Width Dur. s ° ° ° km 02678 -0877 Aug 24 21:56:33 23141 -35576 50 A n- -0.2573 0.9795 1N 58W 75 75 02m12s 02679 -0876 Feb 19 06:35:08 23133 -35570 55 P t- 1.1408 0.7308 62N 121E 0 02680 -0876 Aug 13 08:47:40 23125 -35564 60 T t- -0.9692 1.0250 52S 110E 14 349 01m50s 02681 -0875 Jan 08 17:08:29 23118 -35559 27 P -t -1.0690 0.8345 65S 177E 0 02682 -0875 Jul 04 17:26:33 23109 -35553 32 T -t 0.8836 1.0638 83N 70E 28 452 03m28s 02683 -0875 Dec 28 16:49:08 23101 -35547 37 A -n -0.3725 0.9352 46S 28E 68 260 06m49s 02684 -0874 Jun 24 08:42:23 23093 -35541 42 T nn 0.1513 1.0343 32N 145E 81 117 03m13s 02685 -0874 Dec 17 22:15:39 23084 -35535 47 A n- 0.3373 0.9845 4S 58W 70 58 01m49s 02686 -0873 Jun 13 17:58:30 23076 -35529 52 A p- -0.6470 0.9766 18S 6E 50 109 02m51s 02687 -0873 Dec 07 10:35:08 23068 -35523 57 Tn t- 0.9943 1.0174 64N 125E 4 - 01m13s 02688 -0872 May 03 05:35:02 23061 -35518 24 P -t 1.4124 0.2562 71N 61E 0 02689 -0872 Jun 01 20:25:59 23059 -35517 62 P t- -1.4382 0.2122 68S 15W 0 02690 -0872 Oct 27 15:10:23 23052 -35512 29 P -t -1.0647 0.8809 71S 76W 0 02691 -0871 Apr 22 08:33:40 23044 -35506 34 A -p 0.6188 0.9806 45N 133E 52 87 01m47s 02692 -0871 Oct 17 02:53:28 23036 -35500 39 A -p -0.4066 0.9793 29S 138W 66 80 02m05s 02693 -0870 Apr 11 18:31:51 23028 -35494 44 T n- -0.1722 1.0377 5S 2E 80 128 03m42s 02694 -0870 Oct 06 07:33:24 23019 -35488 49 A n- 0.3044 0.9341 15N 166E 72 257 08m11s 02695 -0869 Apr 01 10:06:04 23011 -35482 54 T t- -0.8955 1.0623 58S 158E 26 459 04m04s 02696 -0869 Sep 25 07:05:47 23003 -35476 59 A+ t- 1.0040 0.9441 72N 93W 0 02697 -0868 Feb 20 17:48:07 22996 -35471 26 T -t 0.9914 1.0129 66N 21W 6 407 00m53s 02698 -0868 Aug 14 19:26:56 22987 -35465 31 P -t -1.1537 0.7094 70S 49W 0 02699 -0867 Feb 09 03:39:24 22979 -35459 36 A -n 0.2902 0.9690 1S 137W 73 116 03m49s 02700 -0867 Aug 04 08:13:12 22971 -35453 41 T -n -0.3746 1.0526 2S 150E 68 188 05m11s 02701 -0866 Jan 29 06:07:11 22962 -35447 46 A p- -0.4358 0.9280 46S 167W 64 301 07m46s 02702 -0866 Jul 25 00:52:06 22954 -35441 51 T n- 0.3514 1.0716 43N 95W 69 249 05m35s 02703 -0865 Jan 18 05:34:46 22946 -35435 56 P t- -1.1254 0.7434 68S 8E 0 02704 -0865 Jun 15 07:36:22 22939 -35430 23 Pe -t -1.5097 0.0606 64S 170W 0 02705 -0865 Jul 14 16:44:39 22938 -35429 61 P t- 1.1075 0.8054 67N 155W 0 02706 -0865 Dec 08 19:49:05 22931 -35424 28 P -t 1.0789 0.8450 64N 12E 0 02707 -0864 Jun 03 14:50:41 22922 -35418 33 A -p -0.7974 0.9623 30S 66E 37 223 04m13s 02708 -0864 Nov 27 09:30:43 22914 -35412 38 T -n 0.3706 1.0406 1N 138E 68 146 03m46s 02709 -0863 May 23 16:08:30 22906 -35406 43 Am nn -0.0362 0.9498 17N 32E 88 184 06m05s 02710 -0863 Nov 17 01:08:32 22897 -35400 48 T n- -0.2959 1.0367 33S 112W 73 129 02m58s 02711 -0862 May 12 18:07:22 22889 -35394 53 A p- 0.7284 0.9706 56N 30W 43 152 02m21s 02712 -0862 Nov 06 14:01:39 22881 -35388 58 P p- -1.0119 0.9616 62S 55W 0 02713 -0861 Apr 02 17:57:00 22874 -35383 25 P -t -1.1523 0.7235 61S 95E 0 02714 -0861 May 02 02:38:41 22873 -35382 63 P t- 1.4433 0.1798 61N 121E 0 02715 -0861 Sep 27 02:31:47 22866 -35377 30 P -t 1.2168 0.5900 61N 30W 0 02716 -0860 Mar 22 10:16:37 22857 -35371 35 T -n -0.4074 1.0712 24S 136E 66 251 05m28s 02717 -0860 Sep 15 01:57:24 22849 -35365 40 A -p 0.5206 0.9319 34N 97W 58 293 06m55s 02718 -0859 Mar 12 02:33:05 22841 -35359 45 T n- 0.3192 1.0447 10N 128W 71 156 03m52s 02719 -0859 Sep 04 05:36:46 22833 -35353 50 A n- -0.2170 0.9797 0S 175W 77 74 02m07s 02720 -0858 Mar 01 14:11:36 22824 -35347 55 P t- 1.1009 0.8017 61N 3W 0 02721 -0858 Aug 24 16:42:49 22816 -35341 60 T t- -0.9238 1.0271 46S 9W 22 236 02m03s 02722 -0857 Jan 20 00:49:06 22809 -35336 27 P -t -1.0907 0.7993 64S 51E 0 02723 -0857 Jul 16 01:01:26 22801 -35330 32 T -t 0.9487 1.0572 78N 14E 18 615 02m55s 02724 -0856 Jan 09 00:47:00 22793 -35324 37 A -n -0.3849 0.9392 46S 89W 67 244 06m14s 02725 -0856 Jul 04 15:55:03 22784 -35318 42 T -n 0.2239 1.0287 37N 37E 77 100 02m37s 02726 -0856 Dec 28 06:43:18 22776 -35312 47 A n- 0.3313 0.9892 5S 174E 71 40 01m15s 02727 -0855 Jun 24 00:38:07 22768 -35306 52 A p- -0.5672 0.9733 11S 97W 55 116 03m23s
TD of Catalog Calendar Greatest Luna Saros Ecl. Ecl. Sun Path Central Number Date Eclipse ΔT Num Num Type QLE Gamma Mag. Lat Long Alt Width Dur. s ° ° ° km 02728 -0855 Dec 17 19:23:47 22760 -35300 57 T t- 0.9913 1.0208 60N 17W 6 641 01m30s 02729 -0854 May 14 11:55:47 22753 -35295 24 Pe -t 1.4956 0.1129 70N 48W 0 02730 -0854 Jun 13 02:44:57 22751 -35294 62 P t- -1.3532 0.3582 67S 122W 0 02731 -0854 Nov 07 23:55:36 22744 -35289 29 P -t -1.0690 0.8718 70S 138E 0 02732 -0853 May 03 15:20:43 22736 -35283 34 A -p 0.6946 0.9842 55N 26E 46 78 01m20s 02733 -0853 Oct 28 11:15:54 22728 -35277 39 A -p -0.4137 0.9744 34S 95E 65 100 02m32s 02734 -0852 Apr 22 01:50:28 22720 -35271 44 T nn -0.1025 1.0432 3N 112W 84 145 04m14s 02735 -0852 Oct 16 15:26:05 22711 -35265 49 A n- 0.2902 0.9302 10N 46E 73 272 08m58s 02736 -0851 Apr 11 17:43:49 22703 -35259 54 T p- -0.8327 1.0677 48S 31E 33 396 04m50s 02737 -0851 Oct 05 14:45:26 22695 -35253 59 An t- 0.9814 0.9125 69N 108E 10 - 06m55s 02738 -0850 Mar 03 01:41:53 22688 -35248 26 P -t 1.0352 0.9348 71N 165W 0 02739 -0850 Aug 26 03:06:52 22680 -35242 31 P -t -1.1926 0.6394 70S 177W 0 02740 -0849 Feb 20 11:17:55 22671 -35236 36 A -p 0.3281 0.9689 5N 105E 71 118 03m46s 02741 -0849 Aug 15 16:04:24 22663 -35230 41 T -n -0.4226 1.0515 7S 29E 65 188 04m58s 02742 -0848 Feb 09 13:33:40 22655 -35224 46 A p- -0.4026 0.9301 41S 81E 66 286 07m48s 02743 -0848 Aug 04 08:40:00 22647 -35218 51 T n- 0.2968 1.0684 37N 148E 73 234 05m33s 02744 -0847 Jan 28 13:13:23 22638 -35212 56 P t- -1.0983 0.7902 69S 119W 0 02745 -0847 Jul 25 00:12:34 22630 -35206 61 P t- 1.0497 0.9115 68N 81E 0 02746 -0847 Dec 19 04:25:32 22623 -35201 28 P -t 1.0788 0.8465 65N 128W 0 02747 -0846 Jun 14 21:21:50 22615 -35195 33 A -t -0.8837 0.9570 38S 34W 28 333 04m38s 02748 -0846 Dec 08 18:22:12 22607 -35189 38 T -n 0.3719 1.0423 1S 3E 68 152 04m01s 02749 -0845 Jun 03 22:26:25 22599 -35183 43 A nn -0.1262 0.9498 14N 62W 83 186 06m22s 02750 -0845 Nov 28 10:00:06 22590 -35177 48 T n- -0.2963 1.0350 36S 115E 73 123 02m51s 02751 -0844 May 23 00:42:20 22582 -35171 53 A p- 0.6413 0.9753 55N 122W 50 114 02m03s 02752 -0844 Nov 16 22:36:23 22574 -35165 58 P p- -1.0139 0.9562 62S 166E 0 02753 -0843 Apr 13 01:24:30 22567 -35160 25 P -t -1.2136 0.6080 61S 27W 0 02754 -0843 May 12 09:44:12 22566 -35159 63 P t- 1.3638 0.3263 62N 5E 0 02755 -0843 Oct 07 10:14:11 22559 -35154 30 P -t 1.2390 0.5526 61N 156W 0 02756 -0842 Apr 02 17:59:38 22551 -35148 35 T -p -0.4674 1.0733 23S 20E 62 266 05m39s 02757 -0842 Sep 26 09:33:26 22542 -35142 40 A -p 0.5482 0.9303 31N 148E 57 306 07m11s 02758 -0841 Mar 23 10:16:26 22534 -35136 45 T n- 0.2662 1.0452 11N 115E 74 155 03m52s 02759 -0841 Sep 15 13:26:13 22526 -35130 50 A n- -0.1834 0.9799 3S 67E 79 73 02m02s 02760 -0840 Mar 11 21:39:48 22518 -35124 55 P t- 1.0552 0.8831 61N 125W 0 02761 -0840 Sep 04 00:45:59 22509 -35118 60 T t- -0.8844 1.0280 44S 131W 27 199 02m06s 02762 -0839 Jan 30 08:22:00 22503 -35113 27 P -t -1.1181 0.7545 63S 73W 0 02763 -0839 Jul 26 08:40:54 22494 -35107 32 T+ -t 1.0095 1.0002 64N 73W 0 02764 -0838 Jan 19 08:39:19 22486 -35101 37 A -n -0.4025 0.9437 45S 156E 66 227 05m38s 02765 -0838 Jul 15 23:12:04 22478 -35095 42 T -n 0.2919 1.0227 40N 70W 73 81 02m01s 02766 -0837 Jan 08 15:06:00 22470 -35089 47 A n- 0.3204 0.9943 5S 46E 71 21 00m38s 02767 -0837 Jul 05 07:21:54 22461 -35083 52 A p- -0.4915 0.9695 6S 159E 61 126 03m55s 02768 -0837 Dec 29 04:08:34 22453 -35077 57 T t- 0.9848 1.0249 57N 157W 9 530 01m50s 02769 -0836 Jun 23 09:06:11 22445 -35071 62 P t- -1.2694 0.5015 66S 130E 0 02770 -0836 Nov 18 08:42:37 22438 -35066 29 P -t -1.0716 0.8661 69S 8W 0 02771 -0835 May 13 22:06:10 22430 -35060 34 A -p 0.7727 0.9870 65N 82W 39 72 00m59s 02772 -0835 Nov 07 19:40:57 22422 -35054 39 A -p -0.4178 0.9703 38S 32W 65 117 02m54s 02773 -0834 May 03 09:05:39 22414 -35048 44 T nn -0.0291 1.0480 11N 136E 88 159 04m38s 02774 -0834 Oct 27 23:24:23 22405 -35042 49 A n- 0.2810 0.9270 5N 76W 74 285 09m41s 02775 -0833 Apr 23 01:16:36 22397 -35036 54 T p- -0.7657 1.0720 39S 90W 40 361 05m33s 02776 -0833 Oct 16 22:32:57 22389 -35030 59 A t- 0.9646 0.9123 63N 28W 15 1300 07m34s 02777 -0832 Mar 13 09:25:58 22382 -35025 26 P -t 1.0862 0.8403 72N 64E 0
TD of Catalog Calendar Greatest Luna Saros Ecl. Ecl. Sun Path Central Number Date Eclipse ΔT Num Num Type QLE Gamma Mag. Lat Long Alt Width Dur. s ° ° ° km 02778 -0832 Apr 11 18:10:34 22381 -35024 64 Pb t- -1.5028 0.0557 71S 75E 0 02779 -0832 Sep 05 10:56:45 22374 -35019 31 P -t -1.2242 0.5826 71S 51E 0 02780 -0831 Mar 02 18:44:13 22366 -35013 36 A -p 0.3752 0.9688 11N 10W 68 121 03m41s 02781 -0831 Aug 26 00:04:29 22358 -35007 41 T -n -0.4635 1.0499 13S 94W 62 186 04m40s 02782 -0830 Feb 19 20:49:59 22349 -35001 46 A p- -0.3612 0.9327 35S 29W 69 269 07m48s 02783 -0830 Aug 15 16:35:06 22341 -34995 51 T n- 0.2484 1.0646 31N 28E 75 218 05m25s 02784 -0829 Feb 08 20:45:13 22333 -34989 56 P t- -1.0650 0.8481 70S 114E 0 02785 -0829 Aug 05 07:46:01 22325 -34983 61 T+ t- 0.9972 1.0064 69N 45W 0 02786 -0829 Dec 30 13:00:21 22318 -34978 28 P -t 1.0807 0.8445 66N 92E 0 02787 -0828 Jun 25 03:52:55 22310 -34972 33 A -t -0.9689 0.9501 52S 134W 14 763 04m51s 02788 -0828 Dec 19 03:13:05 22302 -34966 38 T -n 0.3738 1.0443 2S 131W 68 159 04m16s 02789 -0827 Jun 14 04:45:39 22293 -34960 43 A nn -0.2148 0.9494 11N 158W 78 190 06m42s 02790 -0827 Dec 08 18:50:11 22285 -34954 48 T n- -0.2960 1.0338 39S 16W 73 119 02m47s 02791 -0826 Jun 03 07:20:24 22277 -34948 53 A p- 0.5557 0.9792 53N 145E 56 89 01m47s 02792 -0826 Nov 28 07:10:28 22269 -34942 58 P p- -1.0166 0.9500 63S 28E 0 02793 -0825 Apr 24 08:49:55 22262 -34937 25 P -t -1.2774 0.4868 61S 148W 0 02794 -0825 May 23 16:51:36 22261 -34936 63 P t- 1.2846 0.4735 62N 113W 0 02795 -0825 Oct 18 18:01:53 22254 -34931 30 P -t 1.2565 0.5234 61N 78E 0 02796 -0824 Apr 13 01:37:47 22246 -34925 35 T -p -0.5315 1.0747 22S 95W 58 282 05m49s 02797 -0824 Oct 06 17:18:03 22238 -34919 40 A -p 0.5692 0.9292 28N 30E 55 316 07m29s 02798 -0823 Apr 02 17:49:55 22229 -34913 45 T nn 0.2058 1.0451 12N 1E 78 153 03m51s 02799 -0823 Sep 25 21:26:40 22221 -34907 50 A n- -0.1582 0.9802 6S 55W 81 71 01m58s 02800 -0822 Mar 23 04:56:24 22213 -34901 55 A+ t- 1.0009 0.9795 61N 116E 0 02801 -0822 Sep 15 08:59:19 22205 -34895 60 T p- -0.8531 1.0283 44S 103E 31 180 02m06s 02802 -0821 Feb 10 15:44:20 22198 -34890 27 P -t -1.1538 0.6955 62S 166E 0 02803 -0821 Aug 06 16:27:42 22190 -34884 32 P -t 1.0639 0.8944 63N 160E 0 02804 -0821 Sep 05 00:54:14 22189 -34883 70 Pb t- -1.5106 0.0413 61S 171W 0 02805 -0820 Jan 30 16:24:32 22182 -34878 37 A -p -0.4265 0.9487 44S 42E 65 208 05m00s 02806 -0820 Jul 26 06:32:15 22174 -34872 42 H3 -p 0.3561 1.0161 42N 178W 69 59 01m24s 02807 -0819 Jan 18 23:23:51 22165 -34866 47 H n- 0.3047 1.0001 5S 79W 72 0 00m00s 02808 -0819 Jul 15 14:07:59 22157 -34860 52 A p- -0.4183 0.9652 1S 55E 65 138 04m27s 02809 -0818 Jan 08 12:48:46 22149 -34854 57 T t- 0.9745 1.0296 53N 66E 12 464 02m13s 02810 -0818 Jul 04 15:31:21 22141 -34848 62 P t- -1.1883 0.6400 65S 22E 0 02811 -0818 Nov 29 17:30:50 22134 -34843 29 P -t -1.0730 0.8627 68S 153W 0 02812 -0817 May 25 04:52:07 22126 -34837 34 A -p 0.8508 0.9891 75N 165E 31 74 00m45s 02813 -0817 Nov 19 04:07:45 22118 -34831 39 A -p -0.4197 0.9667 42S 158W 65 132 03m14s 02814 -0816 May 13 16:20:00 22110 -34825 44 T nn 0.0458 1.0521 19N 25E 87 173 04m56s 02815 -0816 Nov 07 07:26:32 22102 -34819 49 A n- 0.2757 0.9244 1N 161E 74 296 10m21s 02816 -0815 May 03 08:45:04 22093 -34813 54 T p- -0.6950 1.0754 30S 151E 46 338 06m13s 02817 -0815 Oct 27 06:27:12 22085 -34807 59 A p- 0.9531 0.9122 59N 158W 17 1123 08m07s 02818 -0814 Mar 24 17:01:29 22078 -34802 26 P -t 1.1434 0.7344 72N 65W 0 02819 -0814 Apr 23 01:38:07 22077 -34801 64 P t- -1.4421 0.1718 71S 51W 0 02820 -0814 Sep 16 18:56:14 22070 -34796 31 P -t -1.2487 0.5385 71S 84W 0 02821 -0813 Mar 14 02:01:21 22062 -34790 36 A -p 0.4288 0.9684 18N 123W 64 125 03m36s 02822 -0813 Sep 06 08:13:35 22054 -34784 41 T -p -0.4973 1.0482 19S 140E 60 184 04m22s 02823 -0812 Mar 02 03:56:29 22046 -34778 46 A nn -0.3122 0.9353 28S 138W 72 253 07m46s 02824 -0812 Aug 26 00:37:15 22038 -34772 51 T n- 0.2064 1.0605 25N 94W 78 203 05m13s 02825 -0811 Feb 19 04:08:00 22030 -34766 56 P t- -1.0238 0.9202 70S 10W 0 02826 -0811 Aug 15 15:26:27 22022 -34760 61 T p- 0.9514 1.0121 79N 127E 17 140 00m42s 02827 -0810 Jan 09 21:28:45 22015 -34755 28 P -t 1.0882 0.8324 67N 47W 0
TD of Catalog Calendar Greatest Luna Saros Ecl. Ecl. Sun Path Central Number Date Eclipse ΔT Num Num Type QLE Gamma Mag. Lat Long Alt Width Dur. s ° ° ° km 02828 -0810 Jul 06 10:28:10 22007 -34749 33 P -t -1.0492 0.8815 66S 123E 0 02829 -0810 Dec 30 11:59:37 21999 -34743 38 T -n 0.3791 1.0467 2S 95E 68 168 04m33s 02830 -0809 Jun 25 11:08:06 21990 -34737 43 A np -0.3008 0.9486 6N 106E 73 198 07m04s 02831 -0809 Dec 20 03:37:52 21982 -34731 48 T n- -0.2942 1.0331 40S 146W 73 117 02m45s 02832 -0808 Jun 13 14:00:41 21974 -34725 53 A p- 0.4711 0.9825 50N 50E 62 70 01m34s 02833 -0808 Dec 08 15:43:51 21966 -34719 58 P p- -1.0193 0.9441 64S 111W 0 02834 -0807 May 04 16:10:16 21959 -34714 25 P -t -1.3456 0.3560 62S 91E 0 02835 -0807 Jun 02 23:58:25 21958 -34713 63 P t- 1.2038 0.6248 63N 130E 0 02836 -0807 Oct 29 01:56:39 21951 -34708 30 P -t 1.2678 0.5046 61N 51W 0 02837 -0806 Apr 24 09:10:23 21943 -34702 35 T -p -0.6002 1.0752 23S 151E 53 300 05m56s 02838 -0806 Oct 18 01:11:04 21935 -34696 40 A -p 0.5837 0.9286 25N 91W 54 322 07m47s 02839 -0805 Apr 14 01:17:25 21927 -34690 45 T nn 0.1409 1.0445 13N 112W 82 150 03m50s 02840 -0805 Oct 07 05:36:11 21919 -34684 50 A n- -0.1398 0.9808 9S 179W 82 69 01m53s 02841 -0804 Apr 02 12:04:22 21911 -34678 55 A p- 0.9403 0.9759 56N 36E 19 250 01m44s 02842 -0804 Sep 25 17:20:29 21902 -34672 60 T p- -0.8278 1.0284 45S 25W 34 167 02m03s 02843 -0803 Feb 20 22:58:47 21896 -34667 27 P -t -1.1957 0.6259 61S 47E 0 02844 -0803 Aug 17 00:20:48 21888 -34661 32 P -t 1.1127 0.7997 62N 31E 0 02845 -0803 Sep 15 09:13:10 21886 -34660 70 P t- -1.4824 0.0966 61S 54E 0 02846 -0802 Feb 10 00:02:01 21879 -34655 37 A -p -0.4578 0.9539 42S 71W 63 188 04m23s 02847 -0802 Aug 06 13:59:03 21871 -34649 42 H -p 0.4140 1.0094 42N 73E 65 36 00m48s 02848 -0801 Jan 30 07:35:26 21863 -34643 47 H n- 0.2827 1.0061 4S 156E 74 22 00m38s 02849 -0801 Jul 26 20:59:11 21855 -34637 52 A p- -0.3499 0.9606 2N 49W 70 152 04m57s 02850 -0800 Jan 19 21:23:02 21847 -34631 57 T t- 0.9588 1.0346 49N 68W 16 417 02m37s 02851 -0800 Jul 14 22:02:17 21839 -34625 62 P t- -1.1109 0.7713 64S 87W 0 02852 -0800 Dec 10 02:16:34 21832 -34620 29 P -t -1.0761 0.8565 67S 62E 0
Detailed maps of all annular, total and hybrid eclipses during the 9th century BCE can be found at the World Atlas of Solar Eclipse Paths. The maps are broken down into 20 year intervals and may be accessed through the links below. Each map is stored in GIF format with a typical file size of 130 kilobytes.
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Each link below displays a web page containing 100 years of solar eclipses. Every eclipse has links of global maps, central paths plotted on Google Maps, Saros series tables, and Besselian elements.
These web pages are part of the Five Millennium Catalog of Solar Eclipses: -1999 to +3000
The Gregorian calendar is used for all dates from 1582 Oct 15 onwards. Before that date, the Julian calendar is used. For more information on this topic, see Calendar Dates. The Julian calendar does not include the year 0. Thus the year 1 BCE is followed by the year 1 CE (See: BCE/CE Dating Conventions ). This is awkward for arithmetic calculations. Years in this catalog are numbered astronomically and include the year 0. Historians should note there is a difference of one year between astronomical dates and BCE dates. Thus, the astronomical year 0 corresponds to 1 BCE, and astronomical year -1 corresponds to 2 BCE, etc..
The coordinates of the Sun used in these predictions are based on the VSOP87 theory [Bretagnon and Francou, 1988]. The Moon's coordinates are based on the ELP-2000/82 theory [Chapront-Touze and Chapront, 1983]. For more information, see: Solar and Lunar Ephemerides. The revised value used for the Moon's secular acceleration is n-dot = -25.858 arc-sec/cy*cy, as deduced from the Apollo lunar laser ranging experiment (Chapront, Chapront-Touze, and Francou, 2002).
The largest uncertainty in the eclipse predictions is caused by fluctuations in Earth's rotation due primarily to tidal friction of the Moon. The resultant drift in apparent clock time is expressed as ΔT and is determined as follows:
A series of polynomial expressions have been derived to simplify the evaluation of ΔT for any time from -1999 to +3000. The uncertainty in ΔT over this period can be estimated from scatter in the measurements.
[1] The Moon's orbit is inclined about 5.1° to Earth's orbit around the Sun. The points where the lunar orbit intersects the plane of Earth's orbit are known as the nodes. The Moon moves from south to north of Earth's orbit at the ascending node, and from north to south at the descending node.
[2] Hybrid eclipses are also known as annular/total eclipses. Such an eclipse is both total and annular along different sections of its umbral path. (See: Five Millennium Catalog of Hybrid Solar Eclipses)
[3] Central solar eclipses are eclipses in which the central axis of the Moon's shadow strikes the Earth's surface. All partial (penumbral) eclipses are non-central eclipses since the shadow axis misses Earth. However, umbral eclipses (total, annular and hybrid) may be either central (usually) or non-central (rarely).
[4] The terms BCE and CE are abbreviations for "Before Common Era" and "Common Era," respectively. They are the secular equivalents to the BC and AD dating conventions. (See: Year Dating Conventions )
[5] Greatest eclipse is defined as the instant when the axis of the Moon's shadow passes closest to the Earth's center. For total eclipses, the instant of greatest eclipse is virtually identical to the instants of greatest magnitude and greatest duration. However, for annular eclipses, the instant of greatest duration may occur at either the time of greatest eclipse or near the sunrise and sunset points of the eclipse path.
The information presented on this web page is based on data published in Five Millennium Canon of Solar Eclipses: -1999 to +3000 and Five Millennium Catalog of Solar Eclipses: -1999 to +3000. The individual global maps appearing in links were extracted from full page plates appearing in Five Millennium Canon by Dan McGlaun. The Besselian elements were provided by Jean Meeus. Fred Espenak assumes full responsibility for the accuracy of all eclipse calculations.
Permission is freely granted to reproduce this data when accompanied by an acknowledgment:
"Eclipse Predictions by Fred Espenak (NASA's GSFC)"