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(Reblogged from fuckedinyerass-deactivated20120)   Scientists
Discover The Oldest, Largest Body Of Water In Existence—In Space
(Reblogged from marijuana-abusing-flatworm)  Seen in a composite
picture taken from Sweden on Saturday, the moon emerges from
the last total lunar eclipse for three years.  In North America,
early-rising sky-watchers in the U.S. West witnessed the start
of the three-and-a-half-hour moon show, beginning at 4:45 a.m.
Pacific time. For most of the rest of the country, the eclipse
was a nonstarter, as it occurred during daylight hours.  The
entire lunar eclipse was visible from East Asia, Australia, and
the far western part of North America that includes Alaska and
Canada’s Yukon and Northwest Territories.  In Sweden and the
rest of northern Europe, the full moon emerged from Earth’s
shadow as the natural satellite rose on Saturday night.
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