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Reset to now 2009 seasons Spring equinox Summer solstice Fall equinox Winter solstice January Moons 1st qtr full 3rd qtr new Interesting events January annular solar eclipse (move to the eclipse maximum in the Atlantic Ocean) February penumbral lunar eclipse July total solar eclipse (move to the eclipse maximum in the South Pacific) Penumbral lunar eclipses -- not visible to the naked eye -- in July and August December partial lunar eclipse For comparison with this year's penumbral and partial lunar eclipses, here's the February 2008 total lunar eclipse More on these eclipses at Sky and Telescope and the NASA Eclipse Web Site

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