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Often used in the same context:
moonset,
lunar eclipse,
autumnal equinox,
sunrise,
equinox,
meteor shower,
spring equinox,
zodiacal light,
annular eclipse,
celestial equator,
summer solstice,
occultation,
perseids,
earthshine,
umbral,
vernal equinox,
asterism,
equinoxes,
solar eclipse,
sidereal,
solstice,
aphelion,
celestial sphere,
partial eclipse,
sunset,
sun,
aurora,
celestial,
capricornus,
alpenglow,
pleiades,
perigee,
annularity,
flyby,
epsilon aurigae,
winter solstice,
ecliptic,
perihelion,
owling,
starlit,
aurora borealis,
quadrantid,
constellations,
heliopause,
stargazing,
hubble,
dusk,
eridanus,
subdial,
eclipse,
moon,
sundog,
syrtis major,
arcsecond,
sundial,
taurid,
obscuration,
triangulum,
vernal,
canis minor,
longitudes,
daylight,
sunrays,
woodcocks,
hilal,
moonlit,
hummingbird moth,
meteors,
venusian,
saturnian,
grunion,
shawwal,
telescope,
canis major,
starlight,
penumbral,
sextile,
lutetia,
airglow,
jupiter,
eclipsing binary,
luna moth,
moonless,
andromeda galaxy,
cepheus,
ephemeris,
balsamroot,
galactic equator,
mendenhall glacier,
sulphurs,
birdwatch,
mimas,
aperitivo,
tuamotu archipelago,
gnomon,
waxwing,
blastoff,
cumulus cloud,
grond,
omega centauri,
nebulas,
rock outcrop,
dawn,
daybreak,
dawning,
dawns,
midsummer,
autumn,
flare,
moons,
rose,
twilight,
bell,
cape,
comet,
morning,
twilights,
afternoon
Also try:
— Adjectives for moonrise:
late,
full,
early,
local,
next,
grey,
slow,
first,
past,
second,
white,
more...
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