Astrological events not to be missed in 2020
In 2020, nature does not disappoint sky lovers because there are many observable points not to be missed.
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In 2020, nature does not disappoint sky lovers because there are many observable points not to be missed.
Not only lighting the sky of Vietnam, the Quadrantid meteor shower opens the new year and the new decade also makes sky lovers all over the world have a white night.
Meteor shower, Wolf Moon and New Moon are 3 astronomical phenomena that will appear in January 2020.
According to expert Dang Vu Tuan Son, Chairman of Vietnam Young Astronomical Society, at the peak, Quadrantids meteor shower can reach over 50 meteor streaks every hour,…
Mr. Nguyen Duc Phuong, Deputy Secretary General of the Astronomical and Astronomical Society of Vietnam, said that at 23:00 tonight 3/1, together with people in many par…
You will regret it if you've never seen a beautiful meteor shower moment.
Tonight, tomorrow morning (January 4), the meteor shower with the frequency of up to 50 - 100 streaks / hour will
Moon eclipse in the middle of the night, a solar eclipse ... are astronomical phenomena extremely desirable next year.
Quadrantids - one of the largest meteor showers in the year will reach its peak on the morning of January 4 with a meteor number of up to 50 tracks / hour.
If 2012 closes with a 'sadness' regret of the 'believers' who love astronomy because there are up to 18 interesting natural supremacy, but the weather is not really supp…
Quadrantids, one of the three most beautiful meteor showers of the year, will reach its peak on Friday morning with about 40 meteor streaks every hour.
Tonight and tomorrow morning (January 4), the first meteor shower of 2010 will appear and astronomers can admire this phenomenon.
The first meteor shower of 2012, Quadrantids, takes place from January 1 to January 5. At the maximum time, the number of stars in this rain is about 40 streaks / hour.
A photographer captures the spectacle of Quadrantid meteor shower on January 2 and 3 from his astronomical observatory on the roof of his home.
The first meteor shower of the year called Quadrantid will appear on the night of the 3rd and 3rd of January 2016.