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Delhi: Double celestial treat for sky gazers
A double celestial treat awaits astro-enthusiasts on Tuesday with Sun, Earth and Jupiter making a straight line in the sky and Uranus appearing brighter and bigger."On September 21, the king planet Jupiter will be opposite the Sun which will be...
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Delhi: Double celestial treat for sky gazers
A double celestial treat awaits astro-enthusiasts on Tuesday with Sun, Earth and Jupiter making a straight line in the sky and Uranus appearing brighter and bigger."On September 21, the king planet Jupiter will be opposite the Sun which will be 180 degrees from it," Society For Promotion of alternative Computing and Employment (SPACE) Director C B ...
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Celestial treat for sky gazers tonight
A celestial treat is in store for star-gazers who can look forward to fireworks in the skies in the form of Perseids meteor shower on Thursday night.Perseids, a prolific meteor shower is associated with the comet Swift-Tuttle, said Science Popularisation Association of Communicators and Educators (SPACE) Director C B Devgun."Around 11.30 PM to 2 AM...
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Delhi: Double celestial treat for sky gazers
A double celestial treat awaits astro-enthusiasts on Tuesday with Sun, Earth and Jupiter making a straight line in the sky and Uranus appearing brighter and bigger."On September 21, the king planet Jupiter will be opposite the Sun which will be...
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Delhi: Double celestial treat for sky gazers
A double celestial treat awaits astro-enthusiasts on Tuesday with Sun, Earth and Jupiter making a straight line in the sky and Uranus appearing brighter and bigger."On September 21, the king planet Jupiter will be opposite the Sun which will be 180 degrees from it," Society For Promotion of alternative Computing and Employment (SPACE) Director C B ...
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Celestial treat for sky gazers tonight
A celestial treat is in store for star-gazers who can look forward to fireworks in the skies in the form of Perseids meteor shower on Thursday night.Perseids, a prolific meteor shower is associated with the comet Swift-Tuttle, said Science Popularisation Association of Communicators and Educators (SPACE) Director C B Devgun."Around 11.30 PM to 2 AM...
