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This file was selected as the media of the day for 2 May 2023. It was captioned as follows: English: Animation of Saros series 136 eclipse paths on Earth. Other languages Čeština: Animace zobrazení oblasti na Zemi, kde lze pozorovat celkové zatmění Slunce ze serie Solar Saros 136 v časovém úseku let 1360-2622. Tato zatmění se opakují pravidelně po každých 18 letech a 11 dnech. English: Animation of Saros series 136 eclipse paths on Earth. Français : Animation montrant le Saros 136, une série d'éclipses solaires à géométrie similaire régit par un saros. Contenant 71 éclipses, cette série a débuté en l'an 1360 et se terminera en 2622. Italiano: Animazione dei percorsi delle eclissi solari sulla Terra durante il periodo Saros 136. Эрзянь: Saros series 136 анимациясь Модасонть Чинть ёмамосо. Русский: Анимация полос солнечных затмений 136 сароса. Slovenščina: Animacija poti Sončevih mrkov saroškega cikla 136 (en) na Zemlji Українська: Анімація шляхів затемнення поверхні Землі, серії Сарос 136.

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• 2011-06-11 03:05 Timl2k4 240×278× (1255619 bytes) smaller size, hoping to get thumbnail animation to work
• 2011-06-11 02:48 Timl2k4 513×594× (1411066 bytes) {{Information |Description = Animation of [[Saros cycle 136]] eclipse paths on earth |Source = http://eclipse.gsfc.nasa.gov/ |Date = 2000 |Author = Attribution: '''Eclipse Predictions by Fred Espenak, NASA's GSFC''' |Permission = Officia

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