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A partial eclipse will occur this Tuesday, starting in Iceland (0858 GMT) and ending at India's coast (1302 GMT). It is a rare moment for astronomy lovers. Don't miss it!
Keep your eyes on the skies, some cool things will be visible from the WBRZ viewing area. Some things are harder to see than others, but be sure you send us your photos—if you snap any—to weather@wbrz.com. Oct 20: ISS Sighting Time is limited with this sighting. The best viewing time will start from 5:55 am to 6:05 am. The magnitude of this sighting is -4.2 which will be extremely hard to see with the naked eye. Your best chance to catch a sighting would be with binoculars or a
Keep your eyes on the skies, some cool things will be visible from the WBRZ viewing area. Some things are harder to see than others, but be sure you send us your photos—if you snap any—to weather@wbrz.com. Oct 20: ISS Sighting Time is limited with this sighting. The best viewing time will start from 5:55 am to 6:05 am. The magnitude of this sighting is -4.2 which will be extremely hard to see with the naked eye. Your best chance to catch a sighting would be with binoculars or a
The night sky will be packed with two meteor showers, a partial lunar eclipse, a full Hunter Moon, and more.
Total Lunar Eclipse 2022 on May 15, 16 this year. The Sutak is observed for 12 hours before Solar Eclipse, and for 9 hours before Lunar Eclipse.