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@agatacomms.bsky.social@agatacomms.bsky.social → @agata.agency@agata.agency → @agatacomms.bsky.social@agatacomms.bsky.social → @agata.agencyStay tuned for more interesting stories fusing science and art, follow our social media accounts and the hashtag #AGATAEclipse. (10/10)
Show PostThe topic is astronomy and planets, to celebrate the total eclipse taking place next week, and visible from Greenland, Iceland, Russia, Portugal and, specially, Spain. Other countries will equally enjoy the experience of the eclipse, albeit just partially. (9/10)
Show PostOn August 12, as the Moon swallows the Sun in the eclipse, the sky will be dark enough to grant us a rare sight: Mercury, the elusive and erratic planet, becoming visible during daytime. Tuesday – Mars, Wednesday – Mercury… It's harder to guess the trend in English, really. (8/10)
Show PostYou might see the sun behaving completely normally, and when it's at the highest point in its path, watch it move backwards a little, and then continue on its usual path. All of this over the course of 176 days on average. (7/10)
Show PostIt is not a clean ecliptical line, and depending on where you stand on the surface of Mercury, whether it is further West or East, you will see the Sun swinging around, erratic, like a capricious god: You could watch the sun rise, set briefly, and then rise again over the horizon. (6/10)
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