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News (SN)Gwaro remuchadenga rinotsanangura shanduko dzese kukarenda yemwedzi waKurume nenguva chaidzo
Mwedzi wechitatu wegore unochengetedza kutevedzana kunoramba kuripo kweshanduko mudenga rehusiku, zvichipa vacherechedzi mukana wakasarudzika wekutevera kutenderera kwakazara kwesetiraiti yedu yechisikigo. Orbital movement...
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News (EN)
Astronomical guide details all changes to the lunar calendar for March with exact times
The third month of the year reserves a continuous sequence of transformations in the night sky, offering observers a unique opportunity to...
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News (SN)
Karenda yeLunar yaKurume inotsanangura misi chaiyo yezvikamu zvina uye inotungamira kutarisa kwehusiku
Mwedzi waKurume unopa chirongwa chemuchadenga chine shanduko ina mukuvheneka kwesatelliti yechisikigo yeTerra. Kutenderera kwakazara kunovhara nhanho dzese dzekuonekwa, zvichipesvedzera zvakananga mamiriro ekutarisa...
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News (EN)
Lunar calendar for March defines exact dates for the four phases and guides night observation
The month of March presents an astronomical schedule with four changes in the lighting of the natural satellite of Terra. The complete...
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News (EN)This Thursday’s sky presents a moon with 67% brightness and makes it easier to see craters without equipment
Sky watchers and astronomy enthusiasts will find this Thursday, February 26, an ideal setting to follow the evolution of the natural satellite...
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News (EN)Moon phases in February begin with full and influence tides along the entire Brazilian coast
The second month of 2026 presents a dynamic astronomical scenario, marked by the immediate beginning of Lua Cheia on the first day....
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News (EN)
February opens with a Full Moon and continues with phase transitions visible throughout the national territory
The second month of the year presents an immediate astronomical spectacle for sky observers, starting with the maximum illumination of the natural...
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5CiênciaMoon moves 3.8 cm away from Earth annually and alters future eclipses, scientists say
The Moon moves away from Earth at 3.8 cm per year and causes gradual effects on the planet, according to precise measurements...
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16CiênciaMoon influences tides and Earth’s climate, studies reveal
The Moon, Earth’s only natural satellite, directly influences tides, climate, and day length. Orbiting at about 385,000 kilometers, it completes a cycle...