November 2002 lunar eclipse

November 2002 lunar eclipse: Close up

The moon's path across shadow in Taurus

A penumbral lunar eclipse took place on November 20, 2002, the last of three lunar eclipses in 2002.

Contents

1 Visibility

2 Relation to other lunar eclipses

3 See also

4 External links

Visibility

Relation to other lunar eclipses

It is the second of four lunar year cycles, repeating every 354 days.

Lunar eclipse series sets from 2002–2005
Descending node Ascending node

Saros
Photo Date
View Type
Chart Saros
Photo Date
View Type
Chart

111 2002 May 26
penumbral
116 2002 Nov 20
penumbral

121
2003 May 16
total
126
2003 Nov 09
total

131
2004 May 04
total
136
2004 Oct 28
total

141
2005 Apr 24
penumbral
146 2005 Oct 17
partial

Last set 2002 Jun 24 Last set 2001 Dec 30

Next set 2006 Mar 14 Next set 2006 Sep 7

See also

List of lunar eclipses

List of 21st century lunar eclipses

External links

Saros cycle 116

2002 Nov 20 chart: Eclipse Predictions by Fred Espenak, NASA/GSFC

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Total
eclipses

Past

1910 May 24 · 1913 Sep 15 · 1920 May 03 · 1921 Apr 22 · 1928 Jun 3 · 1939 May 3 · 1946 Jun 14 · 1950 Apr 2 · 1953 Jan 29 · 1953 Jul 26 · 1954 Jan 19 · 1956 Nov 18 · 1957 May 13 · 1957 Nov 7 · 1960 Mar 13 · 1960 Sep 5 · 1963 Dec 30 · 1964 Jun 25 · 1964 Dec 19 · 1967 Apr 24 · 1967 Oct 18 · 1968 Apr 13 · 1968 Oct 6 · 1971 Feb 10 · 1971 Aug 6 · 1972 Jan 30 · 1974 Nov 29 · 1975 May 25 · 1975 Nov 18 · 1978 Mar 24 · 1978 Sep 16 · 1979 Sep 6 · 1982 Jan 9 · 1982 Jul 6 · 1982 Dec 30 · 1985 May 4 · 1985 Oct 28 · 1986 Apr 24 · 1986 Oct 17 · 1989 Feb 20 · 1989 Aug 17 · 1990 Feb 9 · 1992 Dec 9 · 1993 Jun 4 · 1993 Nov 29 · 1996 Apr 4 · 1996 Sep 27 · 1997 Sep 16 · 2000 Jan 21 · 2000 Jul 16 · 2001 Jan 9 · 2003 May 16 · 2003 Nov 9 · 2004 May 4 · 2004 Oct 28 · 2007 Mar 3 · 2007 Aug 28 · 2008 Feb 21 · 2010 Dec 21 · 2011 Jun 15

Future

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Partial
eclipses

Past

1903 Apr 12 · 1914 Mar 12 · 1932 Mar 22 · 1952 Feb 11 · 1952 Aug 5 · 1954 Jul 16 · 1955 Nov 29 · 1956 May 24 · 1958 May 3 · 1959 Mar 24 · 1961 Mar 2 · 1961 Aug 26 · 1963 Jul 6 · 1965 Jun 14 · 1970 Feb 21 · 1970 Aug 17 · 1972 Jul 26 · 1973 Dec 10 · 1974 Jun 4 · 1976 May 13 · 1977 Apr 4 · 1979 Mar 13 · 1981 Jul 17 · 1983 Jun 25 · 1988 Mar 3 · 1988 Aug 27 · 1990 Aug 6 · 1991 Dec 21 · 1992 Jun 15 · 1994 May 25 · 1995 Apr 15 · 1997 Mar 24 · 1999 Jul 28 · 2001 Jul 5 · 2005 Oct 17 · 2006 Sep 7 · 2008 Aug 16 · 2009 Dec 31 · 2010 Jun 26

Future

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Lunar eclipse series sets from 2002–2005
Descending node		Ascending node
Saros Photo	Date View	Type Chart	Saros Photo	Date View	Type Chart
111	2002 May 26	penumbral	116	2002 Nov 20	penumbral
121	2003 May 16	total	126	2003 Nov 09	total
131	2004 May 04	total	136	2004 Oct 28	total
141	2005 Apr 24	penumbral	146	2005 Oct 17	partial

Last set	2002 Jun 24	Last set	2001 Dec 30

Next set	2006 Mar 14	Next set	2006 Sep 7

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