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This event comes just days after the rare super blue blood moon that took place on January 31 and is also the second solar eclipse in six months.
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They were visible to the naked eye across the UK and countries in the mid-northern latitudes, including parts of the US.
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Sunspots are the primary generator of solar flares, the sudden, powerful blasts of electromagnetic radiation and charged particles that burst into space during explosions on the Sun's surface. 
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 While people in the US are buzzing with excitement over the eclipse, sky gazers and space enthusiasts in India are quite disappointed about not being able to witness such a rare phenomenon.
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The shower will peak around 1:00 pm EDT on August 12, which means that the night before and the night after will both have good rates.
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 The penumbral part of the lunar eclipse, which is difficult to discern, began at 9:20 pm, while the partial phase began at 10:52 pm.
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A penumbral lunar eclipse occurs when the Sun, the Earth, and the Moon align in an almost straight line.
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 The night sky is about to put on an amazing show for you come November 17 and 18, the Leonid meteor shower is all set to brighten up the skies.






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