October’s night sky is full of cosmic tricks and treats

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ScienceDaily	October’s night sky is full of cosmic tricks and treats	October’s skies are packed with celestial surprises, from Jupiter disappearing behind the Moon to two meteor showers lighting up the darkness. NASA highlights four must-see events, including shooting	9 Oct, 02:37	9 Oct, 11:15	0m	sciencedaily.com	First

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