Science, History, and Fiction in Everyday Life
Yes, we have another Moon eclipse to watch on November 29/30 –in the early morning hours of Monday (ET time). Space.com gives details about how to pick the best observation conditions: “The moon will take 4 hours and 21 minutes…
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Today (or tonight, depending of your timezone) lucky people in North-America and part of Asia could watch one of the most beautiful shows known in nature, the so-called Bloody Moon – ie, a lunar total eclipse. In case you wonder, lunar…
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