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Often used in the same context:
lunar eclipse,
annular eclipse,
partial eclipse,
meteor shower,
eclipse,
occultation,
moonrise,
moonset,
aurora borealis,
earthshine,
aurorae,
annularity,
umbra,
perseids,
aphelion,
gibbous,
equinox,
hilal,
occulted,
celestial sphere,
moon,
zodiacal light,
sidereal,
spring equinox,
summer solstice,
celestial,
mimas,
autumnal equinox,
phalguna,
sundog,
flyby,
celestial equator,
vernal equinox,
solstice,
meteors,
stargazers,
sunrises,
epsilon aurigae,
aurora australis,
equinoxes,
obscuration,
perihelion,
winter solstice,
shawwal,
sextile,
raman effect,
venusian,
starlight,
astronomers,
sun,
eratosthenes,
perigee,
telescope,
planetarium,
omega centauri,
astronomy,
tuamotu archipelago,
jupiter,
magha,
hubble,
optical telescope,
equator,
oort cloud,
ecliptic,
tidal bore,
meteoroid,
comet,
lunisolar calendar,
capricornus,
photosphere,
blastoff,
eridanus,
sunspots,
sunrays,
asterism,
noctilucent,
uranus,
pleiades,
cosmic ray,
hoarfrost,
transits,
saturnian,
observatory,
yarkand,
liftoff,
marquesas islands,
baisakh,
moonless,
orbiting,
astronomical telescope,
quadrantid,
volcanic eruption,
stargazing,
retrogrades,
refraction,
tishri,
icecap,
candlemas day,
snowy owl,
uranian,
polar,
sundials
More specific:
annular eclipse
More general:
eclipse
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