Celestial events refer to occurrences or phenomena that take place in the sky or outer space. These events can include astronomical occurrences such as eclipses, meteor showers, planetary alignments, and the appearance of comets. Celestial events are often observed from Earth and can be significant both scientifically and culturally. They can vary in frequency, duration, and visibility, and some may require specific conditions or equipment to observe. Many celestial events have historical importance and have been used to mark time or guide navigation. Overall, celestial events provide opportunities for exploration and understanding of the universe.
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