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In the context of the interest of the Center for Space and Astronomy Research of the University of Al-Aqsa, follow astronomical events, a team of the Center and the observation of the lunar eclipse, which began at dawn Monday, October 21, 2012, from the roof of the Qatari building on the grounds of Al-Aqsa University.
It is a total eclipse of the moon that can be observed and observed in many parts of the world, from the beginning to the end of North America, South America, the Americas. 39 Western Europe and West Africa, and parts of the total eclipse can be observed in the rest of Europe and 39; ;Africa.
The eclipse is an astronomical phenomenon that occurs when the moon enters the Earth. According to scientific calculations, in the case of the day's eclipse, the closest distance from the Earth to the Earth was 357 342 Km. In this case, it is called the Giant Moon and some call it the Bloody Moon.
The surveillance and imaging team is made up of a small group of interested individuals and specialists, consisting of the Deputy Director of the Astronomy and Space Research Center. Sobh al-Qayyek, Bilal Abdul Hay, A. Ibrahim Saad, a. Bahaa al-Habil, under the supervision of the Director of the Center for Astronomy and Space Research d. Ziad Al Sahar.
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