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Report and Images of the 2003 Total Solar Eclipse
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Last update: February 22 2017

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Report and Images of the 2003 Total Solar Eclipse

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Total Solar Eclipse 2003

Cross the Antarctic this eclipse presented chasers with a couple of options. One could go by ice breaker, visit a remote ice station, or fly an intercept path with a commercial jet liner. This eclipse was VERY low in the sky for observers on the ground yet despite the poor odds, many reported successful observations. More...

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Paul Maley - flying over Antarctica

Klipse on an Ice Breaker

Fred Bruenjes - Antarctic Total Solar Eclipse

Stamps and FDCs about the eclipse

Xavier Jubier - Antarctica

EuroAstro Antarctic Flight

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