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Published in Observer's Handbook 2000, Royal Astronomical Society of Canada
Table 1
Crater Immersion and Emersion Times for the
Total Lunar Eclipse of 2000 January 21
UT of UT of
Immersion Crater Name Emersion Crater Name
03:07 Aristarchus 05:26 Grimaldi
03:08 Grimaldi 05:30 Billy
03:12 Kepler 05:36 Campanus
03:15 Billy 05:37 Aristarchus
03:17 Pytheas 05:38 Kepler
03:19 Copernicus 05:41 Tycho
03:19 Timocharis 05:46 Copernicus
03:19 Plato 05:47 Pytheas
03:27 Aristoteles 05:51 Timocharis
03:28 Eudoxus 05:55 Plato
03:29 Campanus 06:01 Manilius
03:31 Manilius 06:03 Aristoteles
03:33 Menelaus 06:04 Eudoxus
03:37 Plinius 06:04 Dionysius
03:37 Dionysius 06:04 Menelaus
03:41 Tycho 06:08 Plinius
03:46 Proclus 06:14 Goclenius
03:49 Taruntius 06:17 Taruntius
03:52 Goclenius 06:17 Proclus
03:56 Langrenus 06:19 Langrenus
Table 2
Crater Immersion and Emersion Times for the
Total Lunar Eclipse of 2000 July 16
UT of UT of
Immersion Crater Name Emersion Crater Name
12:00 Grimaldi 14:52 Grimaldi
12:05 Billy 14:57 Billy
12:11 Kepler 15:00 Aristarchus
12:12 Aristarchus 15:03 Kepler
12:15 Campanus 15:07 Campanus
12:20 Copernicus 15:12 Copernicus
12:22 Pytheas 15:12 Pytheas
12:24 Tycho 15:13 Tycho
12:27 Timocharis 15:16 Timocharis
12:35 Plato 15:17 Plato
12:36 Manilius 15:27 Aristoteles
12:39 Dionysius 15:28 Manilius
12:40 Menelaus 15:28 Eudoxus
12:43 Eudoxus 15:31 Menelaus
12:43 Aristoteles 15:32 Dionysius
12:44 Plinius 15:35 Plinius
12:51 Goclenius 15:44 Goclenius
12:53 Taruntius 15:45 Proclus
12:54 Proclus 15:46 Taruntius
12:57 Langrenus 15:49 Langrenus
Predictions include 2% enlargement of the umbral shadow due to Earth's atmosphere.
WebMaster: Fred Espenak Planetary Systems Branch - Code 693 e-mail: espenak@gsfc.nasa.gov NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, Maryland 20771 USA
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