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Sky-watchers in Oman were treated to a dazzling celestial show as the moon slipped into Earth’s shadow. The lunar eclipse painted the night with mystery, drawing crowds to rooftops and open spaces for a rare cosmic spectacle.
Excitement buzzed across Muscat as the penumbral eclipse kicked off at 7:28 pm. Stargazers noticed the moon’s subtle shading, signaling the start of the evening’s lunar adventure. Families, friends, and astronomy buffs flocked to popular spots like Al Khuwair Square, hoping for clear skies and unforgettable views.
At 8:27 pm, the partial eclipse began, and the moon started to slip deeper into Earth’s shadow. The transformation was gradual but mesmerizing, with the moon’s bright face slowly turning a mysterious shade. Cameras clicked and telescopes zoomed in as the excitement built up for the main event.
The real magic happened at 9:31 pm, when the total eclipse began. For one hour and twenty-two minutes, the moon glowed with a haunting beauty, captivating everyone who looked up. The peak moment arrived at 10:11 pm, and the eclipse finally wrapped up at 10:53 pm, leaving stargazers with memories to last a lifetime.
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