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Days are becoming longer. For amateur people, this means that in the northern hemisphere in the summer it will be longer than in winter. But geographers understand that…
Here are the most notable events that will take place in the sky this year, provided by SPACE's Night Sky Magazine.
Australia and the East Asia region, this spectacular natural phenomenon will occur in the evening, when the moon begins to rise. In Vietnam, the maximum eclipse is from…
Yesterday, August 28, the Moon went into the darkness of the Earth and this is the second full eclipse of the year, first on March 3, 2007.
The second partial eclipse in 2007 will take place on September 11, in about 2 hours. Only the Antarctic, South American and Southern Atlantic regions can observe this p…
The second total eclipse this year will take place on August 28 and will be seen in the regions of North America, South America, Pacific, East Asia and Australia. The we…
On August 28, Filipinos will see the full lunar eclipse for the second time this year. This phenomenon will also be seen in many other parts of the world.
According to the scientists' announcement: On March 19, a partial eclipse will appear in Asia. Specifically, this phenomenon will start in South Asia and gradually be fo…
On March 19, the weather made many people disappointed because they could not see the solar eclipse ... In Hanoi, the sky was cloudy. In Ho Chi Minh City, it is sunny bu…
Like in Vietnam, Japanese people also find it difficult to see a partial solar eclipse that happened yesterday, March 19. Japanese expert, saying that this solar eclipse…
On March 3, total lunar eclipse will occur (the last time this phenomenon happened 2 years ago). In the United States, the area that is best observed is this coastal are…
Master Phan Van Dong, lecturer in Hanoi School of Physics, Secretary of Vietnam Astronomical Society, said that from Vietnam will not be able to observe the phenomenon o…
While solar eclipses often occur in two larger planets in the solar system, Jupiter and Saturn, for celestial stars, this phenomenon has never been observed until now.
Many crowds from West Africa to Central Asia clapped, danced, praised God or raised binoculars, staring up at the sky as a total eclipse of the shadow fell on a vast exp…
Some people believe that the full moon and lunar eclectic event took place on the night of 27th and 27th September, coinciding with the Mid-Autumn Moon day as a sign in…