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EarthSky 2 時間
Scared yet? All you need to know about Friday the 13th This Friday the 13th comes exactly 13 weeks after 2018's 1st Friday the 13th, in April.The whats, whens and whys of Friday the 13th.
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EarthSky 4 時間
How the moon's orbit makes supermoons An explanation of why extra-close perigees and extra-far apogees happen at new and full moons.
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EarthSky 6 時間
Today we have the closest new moon of 2018, a supermoon. You won't see it, but Earth's oceans will feel it. Then, 2 weeks from now, we'll have the year's farthest full moon, which will undergo this century's longest lunar eclipse.
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EarthSky 18 時間
This upcoming solar eclipse - visible fro Australia - will be the 1st Friday the 13th solar eclipse since December, 1974. We won’t have another Friday the 13th solar eclipse until September, 2080. Details:
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EarthSky 20 時間
A Friday the 13th solar eclipse - a partial eclipse - happens during the night tonight for the Americas. It's visible from Australia. Details here: Image: 2013 partial solar eclipse, seen along the Blue Ridge Parkway in North Carolina, by Yoder Images
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EarthSky 7月12日
Very bright Venus and fainter Regulus ( in Leo) after sunset. Their conjunction was Monday, but now Regulus is sinking into the sunset glare. Photo from Rhonda Black in Reedsport, Oregon ... looking west toward the Pacific ...
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EarthSky 7月12日
There will be a nearly perfect alignment of the sun, Earth and Pluto when this outer world reaches its yearly opposition today! Earth transits seen from Pluto are rare. It won’t happen again for 161 years!
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EarthSky 7月12日
Greg Diesel Walck captured this image of yesterday’s sunrise over the Potomac River at Fort Hunt, Virginia on July 11, 2018. He calls this photo Sky and Water Collide.
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EarthSky 7月12日
This animation shows Friday's partial solar eclipse - 1st Friday the 13th solar eclipse since 1974 - visible from the southern coast of Australia. Details: Image via EclipseWise
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EarthSky 7月12日
How often are there 3 eclipses in a month? In a calendar month, 3 eclipses are rare. But in a lunar month, 3 eclipses are are more common. From 2000-2050, it happens 14 times.
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EarthSky 7月11日
Tonight … Find Vega and its constellation Lyra The Summer Triangle consists of 3 bright stars in 3 different constellations. The brightest is Vega in the constellation Lyra.
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EarthSky 7月11日
These 2 exoplanets might have seasons and stable climates New findings suggest some exoplanets will have stable axial tilts and climates, like Earth. This knowledge will help astronomers search for worlds similar to ours - the long-sought Earth 2.0.
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EarthSky 7月11日
Century's longest lunar eclipse July 27 It'll be the longest total lunar eclipse of this century, with Mars - at its brightest - nearby. Red moon, red Mars. It doesn't get any better than this. Photo: Eliot Herman
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EarthSky 7月11日
Heads up! It's a month of eclipses Partial solar eclipse July 13. Total lunar eclipse July 27. Partial solar eclipse August 11. Photo: Greg Diesel
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EarthSky 7月11日
Friday the 13th supermoon solar eclipse coming up ... a partial eclipse, seen mainly over the Southern Ocean, between Australia and Antarctica. The Australia coast will see a very skimpy partial eclipse Friday afternoon. Eclipse times here:
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EarthSky 7月10日
返信先 @nefaeriest
Oh no, although I think some kids might enjoy looking at it with you. It's for adults, though ...
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EarthSky 7月10日
返信先 @Bigmamou55Paul
Soon you won't have to get up early! Mars will be rising in the east at sunset by this month's end.
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EarthSky 7月10日
返信先 @DumbYankee
Absolutely. It's true for the whole Earth. One sky ...
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EarthSky 7月10日
Mars is very bright and red now! It’s rising in the east by mid-evening and – for the rest of the night – shines as brightly as Jupiter (which is more to the west) and more brightly than any star. You’ll also notice Mars' red color. Photo: Dennis Chabot
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EarthSky 7月10日
Mars, Mars, Mars! Have you see it yet? Peter Ryan wrote: "I went out to grab a picture of the Milky Way on the coast of Rhode Island over in Newport. I noticed the red dot on the lower left and couldn’t believe my eyes that it was Mars." More Mars pics:
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