Lunar eclipse of January 21, 2019
| Total lunar eclipse on January 21, 2019 |
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|---|---|
Ecliptic North Up The moon moves through the umbra of the earth.
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| Saros cycle | 134 (27 of 73) |
| gamma | +0.3684 |
| Duration (hours: minutes: seconds) | |
| totality | 1: 1: 59 |
| Partiality | 3:16:45 |
| Penumbrality | 5:11:30 |
| Contacts ( CET ) | |
| P1 (start of penumbrality) | 3:36:30 |
| U1 (start of partiality) | 4:33:54 |
| U2 (start of totality) | 5:41:17 |
| Maximum eclipse | 6:12:16 |
| U3 (end of totality) | 6:43:16 |
| U4 (end of partiality) | 7:50:39 |
| P4 (end of penumbrality) | 8:48:00 |
The lunar eclipse of January 21, 2019 was the first lunar eclipse in 2019 and after the lunar eclipse in July of the previous year, it was also observed in Europe in the early morning.
procedure
Darkness in the constellation Cancer
Picture gallery
Eclipse animation, São Paulo (Brazil)
Time lapse shot, Sandl (Austria)
Meteoroid impact
During the lunar eclipse , a small meteoroid struck the Earth-facing side of the moon and produced a small flash of light at 5:41:43 a.m., which can be seen in some photos. The impact point is 29.47S, 57.77W +/- 4km.
Web links
Commons : Lunar eclipse of January 21, 2019 - Collection of images, videos and audio files
- https://moonblink.info/Eclipse/eclipse/2019_01_21
- Spektrum .de: amateur recordings of the impacts [1] [2] [3] [4]