Published in Observer's Handbook 2003, Royal Astronomical Society of Canada
Table 1 Crater Immersion and Emersion Times for the Total Lunar Eclipse of 2003 May 16 UT of UT of Immersion Crater Name Emersion Crater Name 02:09 Grimaldi 04:17 Aristarchus 02:10 Billy 04:19 Grimaldi 02:15 Campanus 04:24 Plato 02:19 Tycho 04:25 Kepler 02:22 Kepler 04:27 Billy 02:28 Aristarchus 04:29 Pytheas 02:29 Copernicus 04:31 Timocharis 02:34 Pytheas 04:33 Copernicus 02:41 Timocharis 04:34 Aristoteles 02:42 Dionysius 04:37 Eudoxus 02:44 Manilius 04:39 Campanus 02:47 Menelaus 04:46 Manilius 02:49 Goclenius 04:48 Tycho 02:50 Plinius 04:49 Menelaus 02:54 Langrenus 04:53 Plinius 02:55 Taruntius 04:54 Dionysius 02:56 Plato 05:02 Proclus 02:58 Proclus 05:06 Taruntius 02:59 Eudoxus 05:09 Goclenius 03:02 Aristoteles 05:13 Langrenus
Table 4 Crater Immersion and Emersion Times for the Total Lunar Eclipse of 2003 Nov 09 UT of UT of Immersion Crater Name Emersion Crater Name23:40 Aristarchus 01:51 Grimaldi 23:46 Grimaldi 01:54 Billy 23:48 Kepler 01:58 Campanus 23:50 Plato 01:59 Tycho 23:51 Pytheas 02:08 Kepler 23:53 Timocharis 02:10 Aristarchus 23:55 Copernicus 02:18 Copernicus 23:56 Billy 02:21 Pytheas 23:59 Aristoteles 02:26 Timocharis 00:01 Eudoxus 02:33 Plato 00:07 Manilius 02:36 Manilius 00:10 Menelaus 02:38 Dionysius 00:14 Plinius 02:40 Menelaus 00:15 Campanus 02:42 Eudoxus 00:17 Dionysius 02:43 Aristoteles 00:24 Proclus 02:44 Plinius 00:28 Taruntius 02:47 Goclenius 00:34 Tycho 02:53 Taruntius 00:35 Goclenius 02:54 Langrenus 00:39 Langrenus 02:55 Proclus
Predictions include 2% enlargement of the umbral shadow due to Earth's atmosphere.
Eclipse Predictions & 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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