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Eclipses

Saros 146

Solar eclipses of Saros 146 all occur at the Moon’s descending node and the Moon moves Northward with each eclipse.

  • The series began with a partial eclipse in the Southern hemisphere on 19 September 1541.

  • The series will end with a partial eclipse in the Northern hemisphere on 29 December 2893.

  • The total duration of Saros series 146 is 1352.26 years.

  • The longest total eclipse of this Saros was the 26th on 30 June 1992 which lasted 5 minutes 21 seconds.

  • The Saros is composed of 76 eclipses of which 35 are partial, 24 are annular, 13 are total and 4 are hybrid.

Total Eclipse 26

Total Eclipse Saros 146-26, 30 June 1992

30 June 1992

  • Totality Start: 1992-06-30 11:03:44 UTC 33.67°S 52.51°W

  • Totality End: 1992-06-30 13:19:44 UTC 48.27°S 32.19°E

Total Eclipse 27

Total Eclipse Saros 146-27, 11 July 2010

11 July 2010

  • Totality Start: 2010-07-11 18:18:48 UTC 25.41°S 168.01°W

  • Totality End: 2010-07-11 20:50:48 UTC 46.99°S 78.66°W

Total Eclipse 28

Total Eclipse Saros 146-28, 22 July 2028

22 July 2028

  • Totality Start: 2028-07-22 01:34:41 UTC 16.28°S 81.24°E

  • Totality End: 2028-07-22 04:19:41 UTC 47.06°S 173.01°E

Total Eclipse 29

Total Eclipse Saros 146-29, 2 August 2046

2 August 2046

  • Totality Start: 2046-08-02 08:53:08 UTC 10.00°S 35.77°W

  • Totality End: 2046-08-02 11:50:08 UTC 48.45°S 67.33°E

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