Dimbleby · All Past Time · cycle reconstruction
The complete catalogue the app carries: 35,387 solar and lunar eclipses, each located in Dimbleby's repeating pattern — the 18-year team, the Saros and Inex series, the 649-year Date-Repeating Cycle. The next eclipse is found by referencing a date's place in the lattice, not by running an ephemeris. It is deterministic and offline: a single binary search over a sorted column of Julian Days.
| Gregorian | Dimbleby | Type | Member | Team·Line | 649#·Yr | A.M. |
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Select a row to read its full place in the wheels.
| Gregorian | Type | Mag | γ | Saros | Team·Line | Member | Confidence |
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Select a row to inspect an eclipse.
| # | Gregorian | Type | γ |
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