Figure 7 Penumbral Lunar Eclipse Of 2009 Aug 06

Figure 7

Penumbral Lunar Eclipse of 2009 Aug 06 Ecliptic Conjunction = 00:55:57.5 TD ( = 00:54:51.6 UT ) Greatest Eclipse = 00:40:16.0 TD ( = 00:39:10.1 UT ) Penumbral Magnitude = 0.4020 Umbral Magnitude = -0.6660

P. Radius = 1.1774° U. Radius = 0.6518°

Saros Series = 148

Gamma = 1.3571 Axis = 1.2257°

Member = 3 of 71

Sun at Greatest Eclipse (Geocentric Coordinates)

Moon at Greatest Eclipse (Geocentric Coordinates)

N

R.A. = 09h04m42.0s Dec. = +16°42'38.9" S.D. = 00°15'46.1" H.P. = 00°00'08.7"

R.A. = 21h02m46.3s Dec. = -15°34'32.9" S.D. = 00°14'45.9" H.P. = 00°54'11.4"

P4 Greatest

Ecliptic P1

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Earth Umbra

Earth Penumbra Eclipse Semi-Durations

Eclipse Contacts

S

Penumbral = 01h34m56s 0

!T = 65.9 s Rule = CdT (Danjon) Eph. = VSOP87/ELP2000-85

15 30 45 Arc-Minutes

P1 = 23:04:17 UT P4 = 02:14:09 UT 60

F. Espenak, NASA’s GSFC http://eclipse.gsfc.nasa.gov/eclipse.html

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