Solar Eclipses
The Solar Eclipses study finds solar eclipses that occur within a date range.
Creating a Solar Eclipses Study
To create a Solar Eclipses study:
- Click Mundane Studies → Eclipses → Solar Eclipses on the menu bar.
The new study opens with the workspace's default settings, ready to configure. You can also create it from the study-group dropdown button on the main toolbar.
Events Captured
This study finds solar eclipses that occur within the study's date range. Each event captures the eclipse type, its Saros series and member number, and the ecliptic position of the eclipse point.
An Eclipse Types checklist limits the results to the eclipse types you want to include: total, annular, hybrid, and partial solar eclipses.
Events Table Columns
The events table shows the following columns for a Solar Eclipses study. Many are hidden by default; you can show or hide any column by right-clicking a column header (see Event Column Visibility).
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Date Time | Date and time of the solar eclipse. |
| Eclipse Type | Type of solar eclipse (e.g. total, annular, partial). |
| Saros Series | Saros series number of the eclipse. |
| Member Number | Member number within the Saros series. |
| Eclipse Longitude | Ecliptic longitude of the eclipse point (relabeled "Eclipse Right Asc" in equatorial mode). |
| Eclipse Sign | Zodiac sign of the eclipse point. |
| Eclipse Latitude | Ecliptic latitude of the eclipse point (relabeled "Eclipse Declination" in equatorial mode). |
| Event Interval | Time interval since the previous event. |