In Eastern Australia, add 10 hours to UT to get Australian Eastern Standard Time , or add 11 hours to get Australian Eastern Daylight Time. In Central Australia, add 9.5 hours to UT to get Australian Central Standard Time, or 10.5 hours to get Australian Central Daylight Time. In Western Australia, add 8 hours to UT to get Western Australian Standard Time. Note that depending on which local time system you are subject to, events may occur after local midnight in the predawn of the following day. Star number in Robertson's Zodiacal Catalog.
All events listed take place at the dark limb.
Disappearances occur before Full Moon when the Moon's eastern limb is dark. Reappearances occur after Full Moon when the Moon's western limb is dark. Because the actual time of an event depends very much on the observer's physical location, times given are approximate and may vary by a minute or two across a distance of several tens of kilometres. Cusp Angle , or angle around the moon's limb at which the occultation occurs. This is measured from the N orthern or S outhern cusp of the Moon in the direction of the unlit part of the Moon.