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Astronomers Have only Seen This Once. This Unusual Eclipse Could Happen Again.

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The eclipse of two exoplanets, the most extraordinary celestial phenomenon, will likely not be observed by any observing center. This is due to the system's proximity to the Sun. The last such opportunity occurred in 2010. Will scientists be forced to wait another dozen or so years?
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Astronomers Have only Seen This Once. This Unusual Eclipse Could Happen Again.

The eclipse of two exoplanets, the most extraordinary celestial phenomenon, will likely not be observed by any observing center. This is due to the system's proximity to the Sun. The last such opportunity occurred in 2010. Will scientists be forced to wait another dozen or so years?

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Polsat News broke the news in on Friday, February 20, 2026.
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