3 astronomical events starting the new decade 2020
Meteor shower, Wolf Moon and New Moon are 3 astronomical phenomena that will appear in January 2020.
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Meteor shower, Wolf Moon and New Moon are 3 astronomical phenomena that will appear in January 2020.
The latest lunar eclipse is on the upcoming 11/1 but not the familiar blood moon but a semi-dark lunar eclipse.
The flight path of celestial object 310442 (2000 CH59) will be closest to our planet after Christmas, NASA said in a statement.
Mercury moves through the Sun on Monday (November 11), also known as 'Mercury in transit'. This is a relatively rare astronomical event, and will not happen until 2032.
The planet Mercury will move right in front of the Sun on November 11, a rare phenomenon expected by astronomers.
The Orionids meteor shower is one of the most spectacular astronomical displays of the year.
The South African Radio Astronomical Observatory has received radio signals from a pair of giant bubbles near the cosmic monster Sagittarius A * of the earth-containing…
This rare astronomical event took place on July 31 in North America, marking its first appearance since 2016.
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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.
Why is it like that? This is the event that astronomers are waiting for so much?
A gallery of the best astronomical photos will be released this year at the National Maritime Museum in London.
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.
Eclipse is an astronomical phenomenon known to thousands of years ago, giving it enough bizarre stories, signs of disasters, disasters ...
This event is known as planetary engagement, often occurring but easily missed. Fortunately, on Earth, astronomer Grant Petersen had the opportunity to capture this enga…