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— The dark region formed when one celestial body blocks light from another.
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— The curved path followed by a celestial body around another object.
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— Anything relating to objects and phenomena in outer space.
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— The positioning of celestial bodies along the same line.
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— Relating to the Moon.
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— Relating to the Sun.
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— The vast universe containing all matter, energy, and space.
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— The darkest central part of a shadow during an eclipse.
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— The partially shaded outer region surrounding an eclipse's shadow.
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— The reflected light of the Sun that illuminates the Moon.
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— The soft light visible in the sky before sunrise or after sunset.
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— The state of being hidden or blocked from view.
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— Relating to stars or other celestial objects.
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— A vast collection of stars, gas, dust, and other cosmic matter.
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— The bright light or glow emitted or reflected by an object.
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— The force that attracts objects toward one another.
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— The light that reaches us from distant stars.
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— The absence or reduction of visible light.
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— The act or process of providing light.
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— The apparent line where the Earth and sky seem to meet.