User:Timl/Sandbox/Exeligmos

An exeligmos is a solar eclipse cycle that is a triple Saros, with the advantage that it has nearly an integer number of days, so the next eclipse will be visible at locations near the eclipse that occurred one exeligmos earlier, in contrast to the Saros, in which the eclipse occurs about 8 hours later in the day or about 120° to the west of the eclipse that occurred one Saros earlier. ^[1]

Example

Exeligmos of Solar Saros 136.

Saros	Member	Date	Time (Greatest) UTC	Type	Location Lat,Long	Gamma	Mag.	Width (km)	Duration (min:sec)	Ref
136	3	July 5, 1396	19:37:40	Partial	63.9S 147.2W	-1.3568	0.3449			[1]
136	6	August 7, 1450	16:48:49	Partial	61.8S 132.8W	-1.1286	0.756			[2]
136	9	September 8, 1504	15:12:15	Annular	55.3S 102.6W	-0.9486	0.9924	83	0m 32s	[3]
136	12	October 11, 1558	14:58:55	Annular	56.5S 90.3W	-0.8289	0.9971	18	0m 12s	[4]
136	15	November 22, 1612	16:04:35	Hybrid	65.7S 98.4W	-0.7691	1.0002	1	0m 1s	[5]
136	18	December 25, 1666	17:59:16	Hybrid	71.6S 98.3W	-0.7452	1.0058	30	0m 24s	[6]
136	21	January 27, 1721	20:05:11	Total	64S 102.4W	-0.7269	1.0158	79	1m 7s	[7]
136	24	March 1, 1775	21:39:20	Total	47.9S 124.8W	-0.6783	1.0304	139	2m 20s	[8]
136	27	April 3, 1829	22:18:36	Total	28.5S 142.6W	-0.5803	1.0474	192	4m 5s	[9]
136	30	May 6, 1883	21:53:49	Total	8.1S 144.6W	-0.425	1.0634	229	5m 58s	[10]
136	33	June 8, 1937	20:41:02	Total	9.9N 130.5W	-0.2253	1.0751	250	7m 4s	[11]
136	36	July 11, 1991	19:07:01	Total	22N 105.2W	-0.0041	1.08	258	6m 53s	[12]
136	39	August 12, 2045	17:42:39	Total	25.9N 78.5W	0.2116	1.0774	256	6m 6s	[13]
136	42	September 14, 2099	16:57:53	Total	23.4N 62.8W	0.3942	1.0684	241	5m 18s	[14]
136	45	October 17, 2153	17:12:18	Total	18.8N 65.7W	0.5259	1.056	214	4m 36s	[15]
136	48	November 20, 2207	18:30:26	Total	15.8N 87.8W	0.6027	1.0434	180	3m 56s	[16]
136	51	December 22, 2261	20:38:50	Total	16.1N 124.2W	0.636	1.0337	147	3m 17s	[17]
136	54	January 25, 2316	23:05:17	Total	21.4N 166W	0.6526	1.0282	126	2m 42s	[18]
136	57	February 27, 2370	1:07:02	Total	33.2N 157E	0.6865	1.0262	121	2m 17s	[19]
136	60	March 31, 2424	2:10:10	Total	51.3N 131.9E	0.7652	1.0254	133	1m 55s	[20]
136	63	May 3, 2478	1:55:59	Total	75.7N 107.7E	0.9034	1.0218	176	1m 20s	[21]
136	66	June 5, 2532	0:28:58	Partial	67.5N 1.3E	1.0962	0.8224			[22]
136	69	July 7, 2586	22:07:07	Partial	64.5N 7.2E	1.327	0.3957			[23]

Exeligmos Animation

References

^ Littman, Mark; et al. (2008). Totality: eclipses of the sun. Oxford University Press. pp. 325–326. ISBN 0199532095. {{cite book}}: Explicit use of et al. in: |last= (help)

[Totality-1] Littman, Mark; et al. (2008). Totality: eclipses of the sun. Oxford University Press. pp. 325–326. ISBN 0199532095. {{cite book}}: Explicit use of et al. in: |last= (help)

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