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After the show offered by the sky at the beginning of the month, amateurs of astronomy will once again have a good reason to raise their eyes. ...
After the total eclipse of the Sun the sky of August also gives us the Red Moon, with a partial eclipse visible from Italy at the dawn of August 28. (ANSA)
In the Hessian night sky it is this August at a stroke: First the solar eclipse, on Friday a partial lunar eclipse follows. However, two factors could make the view difficult.
A remarkable astronomical spectacle awaits the Czech sky early Friday morning. A partial lunar eclipse will begin before dawn and at its greatest phase, the Earth's shadow will cover approximately 92.9 percent of the lunar disk. In favorable weather, it will be visible to the naked eye, across the country. Anyone who wants to enjoy the phenomenon will have to get up early.
The August full moon has a name linked to an ancient tradition and to one of the largest fish in the Great Lakes of the United States.
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