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Solar Eclipses of 2003

2003 has 2 solar eclipse(s). Each one lists exact start, maximum and end times, a plain-language description of the path, and the best places to watch with local times.

2003-05-31

AnnularCentral
Start05-31 01:46
Maximum05-31 04:08
End05-31 06:30
Max duration3m35s
This Annular eclipse is visible somewhere on Earth from 2003-05-31 01:46 to 2003-05-31 06:30 (UTC); it peaks at 2003-05-31 04:08 (UTC) and lasts up to 3m35s at longest.The annular path begins near Europe, crosses Iceland, Greenland and ends near the Atlantic Ocean.A much wider partial phase is visible from Europe, the Atlantic Ocean, the Arctic, Asia, Africa, the Indian Ocean, North America, the Pacific Ocean.Open the interactive eclipse page in a new window ↗
Interactive map of the 2003-05-31 solar eclipse

Best places to watch

🇮🇸Reykjavik · Iceland · 64.1466°N, 21.9426°W
Local timeUTC
Start2003-05-31 03:082003-05-31 03:08
Maximum2003-05-31 04:042003-05-31 04:04
End2003-05-31 05:022003-05-31 05:02
Atlantic/ReykjavikLocal duration 1h 54m
Eclipse path map
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2003-11-23

TotalCentral
Start11-23 20:46
Maximum11-23 22:49
End11-24 00:52
Max duration1m59s
This Total eclipse is visible somewhere on Earth from 2003-11-23 20:46 to 2003-11-24 00:52 (UTC); it peaks at 2003-11-23 22:49 (UTC) and lasts up to 1m59s at longest.The path of totality begins near the Indian Ocean, crosses Antarctica and ends near Antarctica.A much wider partial phase is visible from the Indian Ocean, Antarctica, Oceania, the Pacific Ocean, the Atlantic Ocean, South America.Open the interactive eclipse page in a new window ↗
Interactive map of the 2003-11-23 solar eclipse

Best places to watch

🇦🇶72.8937°S, 88.6313°E · Antarctica
Local timeUTC
Start2003-11-23 21:572003-11-23 21:57
Maximum2003-11-23 22:492003-11-23 22:49
End2003-11-23 23:432003-11-23 23:43
UTCLocal duration 1h 46m
Eclipse path map
Center lineUmbral bandEqual-magnitude linesSunrise lineSunset linePartial-phase areaBest viewing spots