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Assyrian eclipse

A total solar eclipse, commonly referred to as the Assyrian eclipse or the Bur-Sagale eclipse, occurred on 15 June 763 BC in the proleptic Julian calendar, recorded in Assyrian eponym lists that most likely dates to the tenth year of the reign of king Ashur-dan III. A solar eclipse occurs when the Moon passes between the Earth and Sun, completely or…

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Assyrian eclipse

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(P1) Partial begin · 1
Assyrian eclipse → 05:35:36.2
(P4) Partial end · 1
Assyrian eclipse → 10:52:24.5
(U1) Total begin · 1
Assyrian eclipse → 06:31:52.7
(U2) Central begin · 1
Assyrian eclipse → 06:34:18.4
(U3) Central end · 1
Assyrian eclipse → 09:53:40.5
(U4) Total end · 1
Assyrian eclipse → 09:56:02.4
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Greatest eclipse · 1
Assyrian eclipse → 08:13:58.4

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Assyrian eclipse(U2) Central begin06:34:18.41.00infobox
Assyrian eclipse(U3) Central end09:53:40.51.00infobox
Assyrian eclipse(U4) Total end09:56:02.41.00infobox
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Assyrian eclipseDuration120 s (5m 0s)1.00infobox
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Assyrian eclipseGreatest eclipse08:13:58.41.00infobox
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Assyrian eclipseMax. width of band203.8 km1.00infobox
Assyrian eclipseSaros44 (39 of 72)1.00infobox

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