@gavvet a lot of people . Do not know is a solar eclipse. But there is an eclipse of the moon and also there is the convergence of the planets in a phenomenon called regression planets
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This is the last news from my country says that on February 26 there will be an annular solar eclipse that will pass through Argentina, but its full visibility will be only in southern Chile, province of Chubut (Argentina), south of Angola and north of Zambia. This astronomical phenomenon occurs when the Moon interposes between the Sun and the Earth.
Thank you very much for this beautiful image
Maybe do something with the information on Sunday if I do something I'll pass the link.
To give me your opinion
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@gavvet a lot of people . Do not know is a solar eclipse. But there is an eclipse of the moon and also there is the convergence of the planets in a phenomenon called regression planets
Regression is where planets can circle backwards in the sky... that is cool too.
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Excellent dear friend @ gavvet magnifico material
This is the last news from my country says that on February 26 there will be an annular solar eclipse that will pass through Argentina, but its full visibility will be only in southern Chile, province of Chubut (Argentina), south of Angola and north of Zambia. This astronomical phenomenon occurs when the Moon interposes between the Sun and the Earth.
annular's are cool too
Thank you very much for this beautiful image
Maybe do something with the information on Sunday if I do something I'll pass the link.
To give me your opinion
Thank you for sharing this information!
Big announcement today! If its not about discovering alien life its gonna be a dissapointment!!! Resteemed!
Alas, it's about new exoplanets discovery. Very interesting though https://steemit.com/science/@busser/seven-earth-size-exoplanets-at-neigboring-star-system
I had not heard of this either but of course it makes sense!
Thanks for sharing
You don't see that every day, but you kind of do see it every night ;-)