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eclipse
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astronomical culture
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Eclipses are considered potent omens or symbols in many cultural traditions, often serving as a focal point of ritual and folklore.
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eclipses
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modern astronomical knowledge
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Eclipses occur when the Earth, moon, and sun align in specific ways, causing shadows to be cast on the moon or sun.
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lunar eclipse
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Astronomy
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A lunar eclipse occurs when the Earth comes between the sun and the moon, causing the Earth's shadow to fall on the moon.
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lunar eclipse
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astronomy culture
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Lunar eclipses are meticulously observed, analyzed, and celebrated as significant celestial phenomena with deep cultural and scientific importance.
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solar eclipse
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Astronomical perspective
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Solar eclipses are phenomena caused by the alignment of the sun, moon, and earth
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solar eclipse
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Traditional communities without access to modern astronomy
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Solar eclipses may be viewed with cultural significance but may not necessarily involve protective gear or detailed observation as in modern societies.
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solar eclipse
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astronomy community
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Solar eclipses are studied to gain insights into the sun's corona and behavior
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solar eclipse
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astronomy researchers
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An opportunity for scientific study and observation of solar corona and its effects
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solar eclipses
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astronomy-centric cultures
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Seen as significant celestial events with spiritual meanings
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