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Often used in the same context:
solar eclipse,
meteor shower,
annular eclipse,
partial eclipse,
moonrise,
moonset,
perseids,
eclipse,
equinox,
occultation,
aurorae,
sunrises,
vernal equinox,
stargazers,
gibbous,
stargazing,
meteors,
earthshine,
summer solstice,
autumnal equinox,
spring equinox,
zodiacal light,
solstice,
aurora borealis,
umbral,
occulted,
celestial equator,
moon,
winter solstice,
equinoxes,
aphelion,
flyby,
sidereal,
celestial,
perihelion,
annularity,
perigee,
moonless,
epsilon aurigae,
ecliptic,
quadrantid,
celestial sphere,
constellations,
cloudiest,
telescope,
pleiades,
comet,
perseid,
weatherwise,
astronomers,
thundershower,
liftoff,
planetarium,
mimas,
starlight,
asterism,
nightglow,
sextile,
sun,
sundog,
alpenglow,
precipitation,
omega centauri,
noctilucent,
meteoroid,
calendrical,
aurora australis,
nebulas,
astronomy,
eridanus,
neptunian,
tishri,
taurid,
lunisolar calendar,
triangulum,
hoarfrost,
andromeda galaxy,
hubble,
hilal,
phalguna,
venusian,
skies,
daylight,
daylight savings,
cyclogenesis,
planets,
penumbral,
sunspot,
trine,
candlemas day,
obscuration,
observatories,
transits,
betelgeuse,
coronagraph,
vernal,
blastoff,
overcast,
rainless,
twilights,
hummingbird moth,
sunsets
More general:
eclipse
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