Solar Saros 136

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An artist's depiction of the total solar eclipse of May 6, 1883, observed from Caroline Atoll, Line Islands.^[1]
Series member 30

The total solar eclipse of May 29, 1919, observed from the island of Principe. Positions of star images within the field near the Sun were used to verify Albert Einstein's prediction of the bending of light around the Sun from his general theory of relativity.
Series member 32

Total solar eclipse of July 11, 1991 from Costa Rica.
Series member 36

Total solar eclipse of July 22, 2009 from Bangladesh.
Series member 37

Solar Saros 136, repeating every 18 years, 11 days, contains 71 events. The series started with partial solar eclipse on Jun 14, 1360, and reached a first annular eclipse on September 8, 1504. It was a hybrid event from November 22, 1612, through January 17, 1703, and total eclipses from January 27, 1721 through May 13, 2496. The series ends at member 71 as a partial eclipse on July 30, 2622, with the entire series lasting 1262 years. The longest eclipse occurred on June 20, 1955, with a maximum duration of totality at 7 minutes, 8 seconds.^[2]

Series members 29-42 occur between 1865 and 2100:

28	29	30
	April 25, 1865	May 6, 1883
31	32	33
May 18, 1901	May 29, 1919	Jun 8, 1937
34	35	36
Jun 20, 1955	Jun 30, 1973	Jul 11, 1991
37	38	39
Jul 22, 2009	Aug 2, 2027	Aug 12, 2045
40	41	42
Aug. 24, 2063	Sep. 3, 2081	Sep. 14, 2099

Solar Saros 136 is for now producing the longest total solar eclipses. It produced the six longest total solar eclipses of the 20th century, three of them over seven minutes long. ^[3] It also produced the longest total eclipse of the 21st century at 6 min 39 sec, and overall will produce the century's three longest total eclipses. Each eclipse is getting slightly shorter and this series will be surpassed in total eclipse length by Solar Saros 139 (whose eclipses are getting slightly longer) on May 22, 2096.^[4] Saros 136 will ultimately produce a total of 44 total eclipses. It produced the most central total eclipse between the years 1209 and 2718 and the greatest magnitude of any eclipse since the year 540 on July 11, 1991.

Events

Saros	Member	Date	Time (Greatest) UTC	Type	Location Lat,Long	Gamma	Mag.	Width (km)	Duration (min:sec)
136	1	June 14, 1360	5:56:04	Partial	65.8S 78.2E	-1.5227	0.0495
136	2	June 25, 1378	12:45:16	Partial	64.8S 34.2W	-1.4392	0.1976
136	3	July 5, 1396	19:37:40	Partial	63.9S 147.2W	-1.3568	0.3449
136	4	July 17, 1414	2:35:03	Partial	63.1S 99E	-1.277	0.4881
136	5	July 27, 1432	9:39:02	Partial	62.4S 16.3W	-1.2011	0.625
136	6	August 7, 1450	16:48:49	Partial	61.8S 132.8W	-1.1286	0.756
136	7	August 18, 1468	0:08:08	Partial	61.3S 108.4E	-1.0627	0.8753
136	8	August 29, 1486	7:34:56	Partial	61S 12.1W	-1.0018	0.9856
136	9	September 8, 1504	15:12:15	Annular	55.3S 102.6W	-0.9486	0.9924	83	0m 32s
136	10	September 19, 1522	22:57:33	Annular	53.9S 146.1E	-0.9011	0.9946	42	0m 23s
136	11	September 30, 1540	6:54:11	Annular	54.6S 29.2E	-0.862	0.996	27	0m 17s
136	12	October 11, 1558	14:58:55	Annular	56.5S 90.3W	-0.8289	0.9971	18	0m 12s
136	13	October 21, 1576	23:13:06	Annular	59.2S 147.9E	-0.8031	0.9981	11	0m 8s
136	14	November 12, 1594	7:34:49	Annular	62.4S 25.1E	-0.7829	0.9991	5	0m 4s
136	15	November 22, 1612	16:04:35	Hybrid	65.7S 98.4W	-0.7691	1.0002	1	0m 1s
136	16	December 4, 1630	0:38:59	Hybrid	68.7S 139.6E	-0.7585	1.0017	9	0m 7s
136	17	December 14, 1648	9:17:55	Hybrid	70.9S 19.6E	-0.751	1.0035	18	0m 14s
136	18	December 25, 1666	17:59:16	Hybrid	71.6S 98.3W	-0.7452	1.0058	30	0m 24s
136	19	January 5, 1685	2:42:50	Hybrid	70.7S 143.1E	-0.7409	1.0086	44	0m 35s
136	20	January 17, 1703	11:24:25	Hybrid	67.9S 22.2E	-0.7345	1.012	61	0m 50s
136	21	January 27, 1721	20:05:11	Total	64S 102.4W	-0.7269	1.0158	79	1m 7s
136	22	February 8, 1739	4:41:13	Total	59.2S 131E	-0.7149	1.0203	99	1m 27s
136	23	February 18, 1757	13:14:12	Total	53.8S 2.9E	-0.6999	1.0251	119	1m 51s
136	24	March 1, 1775	21:39:20	Total	47.9S 124.8W	-0.6783	1.0304	139	2m 20s
136	25	March 12, 1793	6:00:07	Total	41.7S 107.8E	-0.6524	1.0359	158	2m 51s
136	26	March 24, 1811	14:12:13	Total	35.2S 18W	-0.619	1.0416	176	3m 27s
136	27	April 3, 1829	22:18:36	Total	28.5S 142.6W	-0.5803	1.0474	192	4m 5s
136	28	April 15, 1847	6:16:13	Total	21.6S 95E	-0.5339	1.053	206	4m 44s
136	29	April 25, 1865	14:08:34	Total	14.8S 25.8W	-0.4826	1.0584	219	5m 23s
136	30	May 6, 1883	21:53:49	Total	8.1S 144.6W	-0.425	1.0634	229	5m 58s
136	31	May 18, 1901	5:33:48	Total	1.7S 98.4E	-0.3626	1.068	238	6m 29s
136	32	May 29, 1919	13:08:55	Total	4.4N 16.7W	-0.2955	1.0719	244	6m 51s
136	33	June 8, 1937	20:41:02	Total	9.9N 130.5W	-0.2253	1.0751	250	7m 4s
136	34	June 20, 1955	4:10:42	Total	14.8N 117E	-0.1528	1.0776	254	7m 8s
136	35	June 30, 1973	11:38:41	Total	18.8N 5.6E	-0.0785	1.0792	256	7m 4s
136	36	July 11, 1991	19:07:01	Total	22N 105.2W	-0.0041	1.08	258	6m 53s
136	37	July 22, 2009	2:36:25	Total	24.2N 144.1E	0.0698	1.0799	258	6m 39s
136	38	August 2, 2027	10:07:50	Total	25.5N 33.2E	0.1421	1.079	258	6m 23s
136	39	August 12, 2045	17:42:39	Total	25.9N 78.5W	0.2116	1.0774	256	6m 6s
136	40	August 24, 2063	1:22:11	Total	25.6N 168.4E	0.2771	1.075	252	5m 49s
136	41	September 3, 2081	9:07:31	Total	24.6N 53.6E	0.3378	1.072	247	5m 33s
136	42	September 14, 2099	16:57:53	Total	23.4N 62.8W	0.3942	1.0684	241	5m 18s
136	43	September 26, 2117	0:55:42	Total	21.9N 178.4E	0.4442	1.0645	233	5m 3s
136	44	October 7, 2135	9:00:03	Total	20.3N 57.6E	0.4884	1.0603	224	4m 50s
136	45	October 17, 2153	17:12:18	Total	18.8N 65.7W	0.5259	1.056	214	4m 36s
136	46	October 29, 2171	1:31:03	Total	17.6N 169.1E	0.5577	1.0516	203	4m 23s
136	47	November 8, 2189	9:57:28	Total	16.5N 41.6E	0.583	1.0474	192	4m 10s
136	48	November 20, 2207	18:30:26	Total	15.8N 87.8W	0.6027	1.0434	180	3m 56s
136	49	December 1, 2225	3:08:36	Total	15.4N 141.4E	0.6178	1.0398	169	3m 43s
136	50	December 12, 2243	11:52:14	Total	15.5N 9E	0.6284	1.0365	157	3m 30s
136	51	December 22, 2261	20:38:50	Total	16.1N 124.2W	0.636	1.0337	147	3m 17s
136	52	January 3, 2280	5:28:11	Total	17.2N 101.9E	0.6414	1.0314	138	3m 4s
136	53	January 13, 2298	14:16:27	Total	19N 31.9W	0.6474	1.0296	131	2m 52s
136	54	January 25, 2316	23:05:17	Total	21.4N 166W	0.6526	1.0282	126	2m 42s
136	55	February 5, 2334	7:50:29	Total	24.6N 60.8E	0.6603	1.0272	122	2m 33s
136	56	February 16, 2352	16:32:06	Total	28.5N 71.8W	0.6709	1.0266	121	2m 25s
136	57	February 27, 2370	1:07:02	Total	33.2N 157E	0.6865	1.0262	121	2m 17s
136	58	March 9, 2388	9:36:21	Total	38.5N 27E	0.7064	1.026	124	2m 10s
136	59	March 20, 2406	17:57:23	Total	44.5N 101.3W	0.7327	1.0258	128	2m 3s
136	60	March 31, 2424	2:10:10	Total	51.3N 131.9E	0.7652	1.0254	133	1m 55s
136	61	April 11, 2442	10:14:04	Total	58.7N 6.2E	0.8046	1.0248	142	1m 45s
136	62	April 21, 2460	18:09:49	Total	66.8N 119.8W	0.8503	1.0236	154	1m 34s
136	63	May 3, 2478	1:55:59	Total	75.7N 107.7E	0.9034	1.0218	176	1m 20s
136	64	May 13, 2496	9:34:25	Total	81N 70.4W	0.9622	1.0185	243	1m 2s
136	65	May 25, 2514	17:04:32	Partial	68.5N 123.2E	1.0272	0.9507
136	66	June 5, 2532	0:28:58	Partial	67.5N 1.3E	1.0962	0.8224
136	67	June 16, 2550	7:45:35	Partial	66.4N 118.1W	1.1708	0.684
136	68	June 26, 2568	14:58:55	Partial	65.5N 123.7E	1.2472	0.5426
136	69	July 7, 2586	22:07:07	Partial	64.5N 7.2E	1.327	0.3957
136	70	July 19, 2604	5:14:31	Partial	63.7N 108.8W	1.4062	0.2509
136	71	July 30, 2622	12:18:09	Partial	63N 136.4E	1.4872	0.1039

Animated path of entire Saros.

Notes

↑ In 1883 an expedition of American astronomers traveled from Peru to Caroline Island aboard the USS Hartford to observe the May 6 total solar eclipse. A French expedition also observed the eclipse from Caroline.
↑ SEsaros136 at NASA.gov
↑ Catalog of Solar Eclipses: 1901 to 2000
↑ Catalog of Solar Eclipses: 2001 to 2100

v t e Solar eclipses

Lists of eclipses	Antiquity 20th century BC 19th century BC 18th century BC 17th century BC 16th century BC 15th century BC 14th century BC 13th century BC 12th century BC 11th century BC 10th century BC 9th century BC 8th century BC 7th century BC 6th century BC 5th century BC 4th century BC 3rd century BC 2nd century BC 1st century BC 1st century 2nd century 3rd century 4th century 5th century 6th century 7th century 8th century 9th century 10th century 11th century 12th century 13th century 14th century 15th century 16th century 17th century 18th century 19th century 20th century 21st century 22nd century 23rd century 24th century 25th century 26th century 27th century 28th century 29th century 30th century Eclipses seen from: China the United Kingdom Philippines Saros series: 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 149 150 151 152 153 154 155 156 157 158 159 160 161 162

Historical eclipses	Mursili's eclipse (1312 BC) Assyrian eclipse (763 BC) Battle of Halys (585 BC) Crucifixion darkness

Past total/hybrid eclipses	1560 Aug 21 1598 Mar 7 1652 Apr 8 1654 Aug 12 1699 Sep 23 1715 May 3 1724 May 22 1766 Feb 9 1778 Jun 24 1780 Oct 27 1806 Jun 16 1816 Nov 19 1820 Sep 7 1824 Jun 26 1842 Jul 8 1851 Jul 28 1853 Nov 30 1857 Mar 25 1858 Sep 7 1860 Jul 18 1865 Apr 25 1867 Aug 29 1868 Aug 18 1869 Aug 7 1870 Dec 22 1871 Dec 12 1874 Apr 16 1875 Apr 6 1878 Jul 29 1882 May 17 1883 May 6 1885 Sep 8 1886 Aug 29 1887 Aug 19 1889 Jan 1 1889 Dec 22 1893 Apr 16 1896 Aug 9 1898 Jan 22 1900 May 28 1901 May 18 1903 Sep 21 1904 Sep 9 1905 Aug 30 1907 Jan 14 1908 Jan 3 1908 Dec 23 1909 Jun 17 1910 May 9 1911 Apr 28 1912 Apr 17 1912 Oct 10 1914 Aug 21 1916 Feb 3 1918 Jun 8 1919 May 29 1921 Oct 1 1922 Sep 21 1923 Sep 10 1925 Jan 24 1926 Jan 14 1927 Jun 29 1928 May 19 1929 May 9 1930 Apr 28 1930 Oct 21 1932 Aug 31 1934 Feb 14 1936 Jun 19 1937 Jun 8 1938 May 29 1939 Oct 12 1940 Oct 1 1941 Sep 21 1943 Feb 4 1944 Jan 25 1944 Jul 20 1945 Jul 9 1947 May 20 1948 Nov 1 1950 Sep 12 1952 Feb 25 1954 Jun 30 1955 Jun 20 1956 Jun 8 1957 Oct 23 1958 Oct 12 1959 Oct 2 1961 Feb 15 1962 Feb 5 1963 Jul 20 1965 May 30 1966 Nov 12 1967 Nov 2 1968 Sep 22 1970 Mar 7 1972 Jul 10 1973 Jun 30 1974 Jun 20 1976 Oct 23 1977 Oct 12 1979 Feb 26 1980 Feb 16 1981 Jul 31 1983 Jun 11 1984 Nov 22 1985 Nov 12 1986 Oct 3 1987 Mar 29 1988 Mar 18 1990 Jul 22 1991 Jul 11 1992 Jun 30 1994 Nov 3 1995 Oct 24 1997 Mar 9 1998 Feb 26 1999 Aug 11 2001 Jun 21 2002 Dec 4 2003 Nov 23 2005 Apr 8 2006 Mar 29 2008 Aug 1 2009 Jul 22 2010 Jul 11 2012 Nov 13 2013 Nov 3

Future total/hybrid eclipses	2015 Mar 20 2016 Mar 9 2017 Aug 21 2019 Jul 2 2020 Dec 14 2021 Dec 4 2023 Apr 20 2024 Apr 8 2026 Aug 12 2027 Aug 2 2028 Jul 22 2030 Nov 25 2031 Nov 14 2033 Mar 30 2034 Mar 20 2035 Sep 2 2037 Jul 13 2038 Dec 26 2039 Dec 15 2041 Apr 30 2042 Apr 20 2043 Apr 9 2044 Aug 23 2045 Aug 12 2046 Aug 2 2048 Dec 5 2049 Nov 25 2050 May 20 2052 Mar 30 2053 Sep 12 2055 Jul 24 2057 Jan 5 2057 Dec 26 2059 May 11 2060 Apr 30 2061 Apr 20 2063 Aug 24 2064 Aug 12 2066 Dec 17 2067 Dec 6 2068 May 31 2070 Apr 11 2071 Sep 23 2072 Sep 12 2073 Aug 3 2075 Jan 16 2076 Jan 6 2077 May 22 2078 May 11 2079 May 1 2081 Sep 3 2082 Aug 24 2084 Dec 27 2086 Jun 11 2088 Apr 21 2089 Oct 4 2090 Sep 23 2091 Aug 15 2093 Jan 27 2094 Jan 16 2095 Jun 2 2096 May 22 2097 May 11 2099 Sep 14 2100 Sep 4 2114 Jun 3 2132 Jun 13 2150 Jun 25 2168 Jul 5 2186 Jul 16

Past annular eclipses	1854 May 26 1879 Jan 22 1889 Jun 28 1901 Nov 11 1903 Mar 29 1904 Mar 17 1905 Mar 6 1907 Jul 10 1908 Jun 28 1911 Oct 22 1914 Feb 25 1915 Feb 14 1915 Aug 10 1916 Jul 30 1917 Dec 14 1918 Dec 3 1919 Nov 22 1921 Apr 8 1922 Mar 28 1923 Mar 17 1925 Jul 20 1926 Jul 9 1927 Jan 3 1929 Nov 1 1932 Mar 7 1933 Feb 24 1933 Aug 21 1934 Aug 10 1935 Dec 25 1936 Dec 13 1937 Dec 2 1939 Apr 19 1940 Apr 7 1941 Mar 27 1943 Aug 1 1945 Jan 14 1947 Nov 12 1948 May 9 1950 Mar 18 1951 Mar 7 1951 Sep 1 1952 Aug 20 1954 Jan 5 1954 Dec 25 1955 Dec 14 1957 Apr 30 1958 Apr 19 1959 Apr 8 1961 Aug 11 1962 Jul 31 1963 Jan 25 1965 Nov 23 1966 May 20 1969 Mar 18 1969 Sep 11 1970 Aug 31 1972 Jan 16 1973 Jan 4 1973 Dec 24 1976 Apr 29 1977 Apr 18 1979 Aug 22 1980 Aug 10 1981 Feb 4 1983 Dec 4 1984 May 30 1987 Sep 23 1988 Sep 11 1990 Jan 26 1991 Jan 15 1992 Jan 4 1994 May 10 1995 Apr 29 1998 Aug 22 1999 Feb 16 2001 Dec 14 2002 Jun 10 2003 May 31 2005 Oct 3 2006 Sep 22 2008 Feb 7 2009 Jan 26 2010 Jan 15 2012 May 20 2013 May 10

Future annular eclipses	2014 Apr 29 2016 Sep 1 2017 Feb 26 2019 Dec 26 2020 Jun 21 2021 Jun 10 2023 Oct 14 2024 Oct 2 2026 Feb 17 2027 Feb 6 2028 Jan 26 2030 Jun 1 2031 May 21 2032 May 9 2034 Sep 12 2035 Mar 9 2038 Jan 5 2038 Jul 2 2039 Jun 21 2041 Oct 25 2042 Oct 14 2043 Oct 3 2044 Feb 28 2045 Feb 16 2046 Feb 5 2048 Jun 11 2049 May 31 2052 Sep 22 2053 Mar 20 2056 Jan 16 2056 Jul 12 2057 Jul 1 2059 Nov 5 2060 Oct 24 2061 Oct 13 2063 Feb 28 2064 Feb 17 2066 Jun 22 2067 Jun 11 2070 Oct 4 2071 Mar 31 2074 Jan 27 2074 Jul 24 2075 Jul 13 2077 Nov 15 2078 Nov 4 2079 Oct 24 2081 Mar 10 2082 Feb 27 2084 Jul 3 2085 Jun 22 2085 Dec 16 2088 Oct 14 2089 Apr 10 2092 Feb 7 2092 Aug 3 2093 Jul 23 2095 Nov 27 2096 Nov 15 2097 Nov 4 2099 Mar 21 2100 Mar 10

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