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Deep Partial Lunar Eclipse Seen in Jordan
The President of the Jordanian Astronomical Society, Ammar Al-Sakji, revealed that a deep partial lunar eclipse was observed in the skies of Jordan on the early morning of August 28th. The observation took place from Jebel Al-Aalook north of Amman, from 4:10 to 5:50 a.m. The phenomenon was accurately documented using time-lapse photography, which clearly showed the gradual progression of the eclipse. At its peak, about 96.2% of Earth's shadow covered the Moon, although the peak was not visible from Jordan due to the Moon's position, as it was setting before the eclipse was complete. The society confirmed that the eclipse phases matched astronomical predictions, and various telescopes, cameras, and imaging techniques were used during the observation.
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