Vietnam welcomes the first lunar eclipse of the decade
The two astronomical phenomena that simultaneously occurred at dawn on January 11 were the full moon and the half-moon lunar eclipse. This is the last full moon of the Y…
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The two astronomical phenomena that simultaneously occurred at dawn on January 11 were the full moon and the half-moon lunar eclipse. This is the last full moon of the Y…
The latest lunar eclipse is on the upcoming 11/1 but not the familiar blood moon but a semi-dark lunar eclipse.
There is a theory that an eclipse will make the egg stand up because of the changing gravity. Is that true?
In the past, when there was not enough knowledge of astronomy, people were afraid every time the Sun disappeared.
On December 26, people in many Asian countries witnessed the last solar eclipse of 2019.
NASA's Juno probe captures the moment when the Moon Io obscures the Sun, creating a shadow on the surface of a giant gas planet.
The July full moon is obscured when the Earth passes between the Moon and the Sun, causing a partial eclipse.
More than 100 young people who love science and space science registered to explore the sky and observed the Moonlight partly on the night of July 16.
2,500 years ago, Anaxagoras asserted that the Moon reflected light from the Sun. Since then, he has explained the phases of the Moon, eclipse and eclipse.
Long Giang 2, a small satellite flying around the Chinese moon, takes pictures of the Earth when a total solar eclipse takes place.
The sun or moon suddenly disappears, and animals start to act
The shadow created by the only total solar eclipse in the year contrasts with the white level 4 storm on the Earth's surface in satellite imagery.
Millions of people were excited to witness the total solar eclipse on July 2 in Chile and Argentina. This will be the last time the Moon obscures the Sun in the decade.
Why is it like that? This is the event that astronomers are waiting for so much?
In the early morning of July 17, 2019, Vietnamese people will have the opportunity to observe an interesting astronomical phenomenon in the year: Partial Moon.