Celestial calendar

2003

CELESTIAL CALENDAR

2003

Moon
Phases
Occultations of planets
and bright stars Jupiter
Visibility
Visible way

Mercury
Visibility Saturn
Visibility
Visible way

Venus
Visibility Uranus
Visibility
Visible way

Mars
Visibility
Visible way Neptune
Visibility
Visible way

Asteroids
(Minor planets)
Data of planets Pluto
Comets

Eclipses of the Sun
Eclipses of the Moon

Equinoxes	March 21, 01^h 00^m	September 23, 10^h 47^m
Solstices	June 21, 19^h 10^m	December 22, 07^h 04^m

Glossary

Equinox:
either of the two points on the celestial sphere at which the ecliptic intersects the celestial equator; also, the time at which the Sun passes through either of these intersection points; i.e., when the apparent longitude of the Sun is 0^o or 180^o.

Solstice:
either of the two points on the ecliptic at which the apparent longitude of the Sun is 90^o or 270^o; also, the time at which the Sun is at either point.

Note: Time in every page is UT (universal time).
For Kyiv Local_Time=UT+2^h (and Local_Time=UT+3^h for summer time).

Moon Phases Occultations of planets and bright stars			Jupiter Visibility Visible way
Mercury Visibility			Saturn Visibility Visible way
Venus Visibility			Uranus Visibility Visible way
Mars Visibility Visible way			Neptune Visibility Visible way
Asteroids (Minor planets) Data of planets			Pluto Comets
Eclipses of the Sun			Eclipses of the Moon