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The sky space is vast with countless interesting phenomena and beautiful views, which observers can see with the naked eye or the telescope.
The half-moon eclipse will begin at 19h15 and end at 23h51, the maximum at 2133 (Vietnam time) on the evening of November 28.
People around the world will have the opportunity to admire the total eclipse and partial eclipse this month.
The Curiosity probe of the US Space Agency (NASA), carrying out its mission to explore Mars, has for the first time recorded the red planet's Phobos moon moment.
On June 4, which means that exactly one day before the full moon, the moon will approach the point - the closest position to the Earth on its elliptical orbit. Then the…
The phenomenon of the upper ring of fire is also known as the solar solar eclipse, which is Latin for 'circle', visible from various areas in Asia, the Pacific region an…
By the time the Sun rises in some parts of China and Japan and at the time of the Sun setting in the West of the United States, people in these places may witness a real…
The annular eclipse with 94.39% coverage will be observed in a narrow strip of 240 to 300km width extending from the east coast of China to southern Japan, across the Pa…
Vietnamese astronomers have the opportunity to see a part of the solar eclipse - an astronomical phenomenon many people pay attention to take place in the morning of May…
Wind blows more slowly and changes direction every time an eclipse occurs, a study shows. Real eclipse happens when the moon, the sun and the earth line up with the moon…
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…
China will have the most visible global eclipse in the last 10 years on Saturday (December 10).
The Ho Chi Minh City amateur astronomical club (HAAC) will bring high quality telescopes to observe the total eclipse - an amazing natural phenomenon that must be seen i…
The last eclipse of 2011 took place yesterday, with the unusually large and red moon - pleasing millions of observers.
The moon is completely obscured and turned into amniotic red which will appear in the sky of Vietnam this Saturday night, and is the most remarkable astronomical phenome…