Occulation

Occulation

The movement of one celestial object behind another. Such as a star behind the moon.

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occulation

Astronomy; Moon

The movement of one celestial object behind another. Such as a star behind the moon.

occulation

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The Moon when it is not visible or when it is visible only as a thin crescent, is named as new moon.

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