Starry delight
- POSTED ON: 13 Jul, 2019
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- POSTED BY: Archana Subramanian
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Meteors to constellations and a total solar eclipse…it’s all here this month. Space gazers rejoice!
On July 2, the new moon brought in a total solar eclipse. Thanks to the new moon, faint objects such as galaxies and star clusters could be sighted. Though visible only in the southern Pacific Ocean, central Chile and central Argentina, the moon completely blocked the sun, revealing its beautiful outer atmosphere known as the corona.
What more can we expect? Look at this timeline, and mark your calendar.