US EditionDespite Darkness: Why the Moon Is Not Invisible Today
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On Sunday evening a total lunar eclipse can be seen in all of Germany – if the weather plays along. Although the moon is in the earth shadow on Sunday, it shows itself in reddish brownish tones.
Although the moon lies in the shadow of the earth on Sunday, it shows itself in reddish-brown tones. What is behind it – and why the natural spectacle has a catch.
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noz.deAlthough the moon lies in the shadow of the earth on Sunday, it shows itself in reddish-brown tones. What is behind it – and why the natural spectacle has a catch.
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Although the moon lies in the earth shadow on Sunday, it shows itself in reddish brownish tones. What is behind it - and why the natural spectacle has a catch.Today there is a celestial spectacle of a special kind: from all over Germany one can observe a total lunar eclipse. Provided is of course free sight - and thus it looks good according to a forecast of the German Weather Service (DWD) from Saturday. Apart from veil clouds the sky remains c…
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