During two weeks in October, both the Sun and the Moon will be eclipsed

An annular eclipse of the Sun and a partial eclipse of the Moon are expected on October 14 and 28 A solar eclipse will occur on October 14. The eclipse in different phases is observed in North and South America, as well as in the Pacific and Atlantic oceans. A lunar eclipse will occur on October 28. The Moon passes through the northern part of the Earth's shadow. The lunar eclipse will be visible in places where it is night. This phenomenon can be observed from Europe, Asia, Australia, Africa, parts of North and South America, Pacific, Atlantic, Indian Oceans, Arctic and Antarctica. Residents of Russia and the CIS countries (except for the easternmost regions) have the opportunity to see all phases of the eclipse. Solar and lunar eclipses occur once every six months, two weeks apart. At such times, the Sun, Earth and Moon line up. In a solar eclipse, the Moon is in the middle, and in a lunar eclipse, the Earth is in the middle. Source: Uzreport.news