Double Astronomical Show in August. The Eclipse of the Sun and Perseids Can Be Followed on the Same Day. Where They See Themselves From Romania
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The Perseid meteor shower will peak on the evening of August 12th and dawn on the 13th, and a partial solar eclipse will also be visible on the same day.
New Moon Night, up to 100 shooting stars per hour and a partial solar eclipse: The night of 12 to 13 August is astronomically seen one of the most magical of the century.
Within a few hours, two rare events will be observed: an eclipse of the sun, visible from certain parts of Europe and partly from western Romania, followed, after the dark, by the maximum current of Perseide meteors, the most famous rain of "falling stars".
The 12 concentrate total eclipse of Sun and Perseids, the 28 partial eclipse of Moon (ANSA)
Here you will find information on the topic "Partial Solar Eclipse" . Read now "August Heavenly Spectacular: Free View to the West Needs."
Three special natural events can be seen in the night sky in August: a sun darkened up to 90 percent, a partial lunar eclipse and the Perseidenschauer.
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