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A Distorted Sunrise Eclipse

2020-01-21 12:43:33

A Distorted Sunrise Eclipse showing both a partial eclipse and the Etruscan vase effect from atmospheric distortion.
Source: nasa.gov

APOD: 2017 August 11 - A Total Solar Eclipse of Saros 145

2017-08-12 10:07:37

APOD: 2017 August 11 - A Total Solar Eclipse of Saros 145
Source: nasa.gov

UK's oldest person breaks hip replacement record at 112: Gladys Hooper from Isle of Wight is understood to have eclipsed

2015-10-17 02:10:37

UK's oldest person breaks hip replacement record at 112: Gladys Hooper from Isle of Wight is understood to have eclipsed previous record of John Randall, who had operation aged 102
Source: theguardian.com

APOD: 2015 October 1 - Eclipsed in Southern Skies

2015-10-03 01:37:07

APOD: 2015 October 1 - Eclipsed in Southern Skies
Source: nasa.gov

APOD: 2015 September 29 - Supermoon Total Lunar Eclipse and Lightning Storm

2015-09-30 17:53:54

APOD: 2015 September 29 - Supermoon Total Lunar Eclipse and Lightning Storm
Source: nasa.gov

How to see the moon's most stunning night in 30 years: On Sunday night, the moon will be both its brightest and its darkest

2015-09-25 12:00:00

How to see the moon's most stunning night in 30 years: On Sunday night, the moon will be both its brightest and its darkest in the year. But if you’re looking up to the sky, you’ll want to make sure you time it right — the full show will only last for about 71 minutes.
Source: independent.co.uk

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