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Partial lunar eclipse darkens moon over Greek capital
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Partial lunar eclipse darkens moon over Greek capital

A partial lunar eclipse occurred over Athens on Friday, with a full moon casting a darkened arc across its surface. Residents and visitors in the Greek capital observed the event from rooftops and open areas, watching as the moon was visible against the city's illuminated skyline and historic landmarks. Clear skies provided an unobstructed view of the celestial phenomenon.

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Partial lunar eclipse darkens moon over Greek capital

A partial lunar eclipse occurred over Athens on Friday, with a full moon casting a darkened arc across its surface. Residents and visitors in the Greek capital observed the event from rooftops and open areas, watching as the moon was visible against the city's illuminated skyline and historic landmarks. Clear skies provided an unobstructed view of the celestial phenomenon.

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