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Eclipse, eclipse appeared in November
People around the world will have the opportunity to admire the total eclipse and partial eclipse this month.
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Space science
Interesting spectacle of 7 planets showing up
5 am on December 22 (VN time), a very rare spectacle of the universe has taken place: Venus and Jupiter glow in the sky, while Neptune and Neptune star in the sky. middl…
Space science
2011 set a record for eclipses and eclipses
Chinese Youth Newspaper on January 3 said that 2011 will be the world's record year for the number of occurrences of solar eclipses and lunar eclipses since the beginnin…
Space science
Astronomical phenomena worth watching in 2011
The convergence of 4 planets, 4 solar eclipses and 2 eclipses as well as exciting meteor battles will be the most fascinating astronomical phenomena for sky lovers in 20…
Space science
Tonight there are meteor showers in Vietnam
Tonight and tomorrow morning (January 4), the first meteor shower of 2010 will appear and astronomers can admire this phenomenon.
Animal world
Animals like crazy go every solar eclipse
Here are 7 animals that have the most strange reaction each time they appear
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Admire the first picture of the eclipse of 1851
For many North Americans, the solar eclipse taken on August 21, 2017 will be the rare total solar eclipse that people can admire, take pictures and observe the whole sce…
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The first images of eclipse phenomenon in Ho Chi Minh City
At 7:34 am this morning, Ho Chi Minh City observed a partial solar eclipse, 52%. Ho Chi Minh City is one of the best eclipse observations in the country.
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Admire partial eclipse across Asia
This morning (May 21), partial eclipse appeared in the area along the Pacific Ocean. Countries that observe this phenomenon most clearly are in China, Japan, Korea, Viet…
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Video: Total eclipse on Mars
Recently, the Curiosity probe of the US Space Agency - NASA recorded the fascinating sequence of images taken from the surface of the Red Planet on August 1.