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Astronomy

Kevin Marychurch-Dibben, a member of the Dorset Camera Club, put together a timelapse of the incredible astronomical display from Ringstead Beach near Weymouth last night.
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WATCH: Timelapse shows stunning solar eclipse over Dorset beach

A view of a Meteor Shower and the Milky Way with a pine tree forest A view of a Meteor Shower and the Milky Way with a pine tree forest
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Solar eclipse and shooting stars on same night in rare double spectacle this summer

The spectacle will see Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn align in the night sky. Picture: PA The spectacle will see Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn align in the night sky. Picture: PA
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See the planets align in Dorset night sky this week - how to watch

A meteor during the Perseid meteor shower seen over Happisburgh lighthouse, Norfolk. Sky gazers are set to be treated to a light display next week as Earth passes through debris left behind by a comet. Issue date: Friday August 6, 2021. Credit: PA A meteor during the Perseid meteor shower seen over Happisburgh lighthouse, Norfolk. Sky gazers are set to be treated to a light display next week as Earth passes through debris left behind by a comet. Issue date: Friday August 6, 2021. Credit: PA
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All of major celestial Events in 2022 - starting tomorrow

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