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"Have you heard about the bright light that was observed on Mars?The Curiosity Mars Rover has been sending back photos of the Martian landscape for some time now. The other day a bright light appeared on one of the photos.The distant light was seen in front of the mountain range and is said to come from the edge of a crater. It actually showed up on two different photos...April 2 and April 3.Scott Waring, who has a website about UFO's, saw the photo and said that it could be proof that Martians are alive and well living underground.NASA maintains the rock reflecting the light story and said the photos came at the same time of day so the angle of the sun was just right to cause the reflection. NASA also says the some sort of light shows up almost weekly in photos from Curiosity.Speaking of Mars..... The red planet will be at it's closest approach to earth of the year coming up early next week. The bright red planet is easy to spot as it rises in the east just after sunset and is visible the rest of the night. At a magnitude of -1.5 it is as bright as the star Sirius which is the brightest star in the night sky.There will be a total eclipse of the moon next Tuesday night. The moon will turn a reddish-copper color. It does not turn black like the sun does during an eclipse.The term \"blood moon\" has been mentioned because the moon will look red. This is a new term somebody just coined for this eclipse and it the world of the internet, it didn't take long for it to become popular.The eclipse will begin Tuesday night/Wednesday morning at 1:58 AM.Totality begins at 3:06 AM and will last until 4:24 AM. The eclipse will end at 6:37 AM.The total part of the eclipse will last so long because the earth casts a large shadow and it will take the moon a while to cross it."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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