The moon will 'swallow' a star on May 23. But will you be able to see it?
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Skywatchers across parts of the Pacific will see the moon pass in front of the bright star Regulus on May 23, temporarily blocking its light in a celestial event known as a lunar occultation. …
Skywatchers across parts of the Pacific will see the moon pass in front of the bright star Regulus on May 23, temporarily blocking its light in a celestial event known as a lunar occultation. Elsewhere, viewers will watch the star pass extremely close to the lunar disk as the pair drift through the constellation Leo. …
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