Dr Phill’s Science Made Simple

The series began with a partial eclipse in the Southern hemisphere on 14 June 1360.

The series will end with a partial eclipse in the Northern hemisphere on 30 July 2622.

The total duration of Saros series 136 is 1262.11 years.

The longest total eclipse of this Saros was the 34th on 20 June 1955 which lasted 7 minutes 08 seconds.

The Saros is composed of 71 eclipses of which 15 are partial, 6 are annular, 44 are total and 6 are hybrid.

Totality Start: 1991-07-11 17:25:11 UTC 14.37°N 170.12°W

Totality End: 1991-07-11 20:50:11 UTC 11.79°S 49.39°W

Totality Start: 2009-07-22 00:55:18 UTC 22.78°N 77.41°E

Totality End: 2009-07-22 04:19:13 UTC 11.43°S 161.68°W

Totality Start: 2027-08-02 08:26:46 UTC 28.41°N 42.50°W

Totality End: 2027-08-02 11:49:58 UTC 11.62°S 87.90°E

Totality Start: 2045-08-12 16:03:13 UTC 36.03°N 155.16°W

Totality End: 2045-08-12 19:23:13 UTC 10.09°S 27.25°W