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18 Nov 2017 Leonid Special Sky Show
On November 24, 2017 by astromaheshKhagol Mandal announces 1st overnight sky show of 4th Season at Neral on 18th November 2017 Booking on: https://www.meraevents.com/event/khagol-mandal-leonid-meteor-shower-overnight-sky-show After long break of monsoon, it is time to dust off telescopes and gear for new season from October to May with Khagol Mandal. We begin with one of the best event in night sky, the
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Mercury Transit of 9th May 2016
On May 8, 2016 by astromaheshMercury Transit is an event in which planet Mercury is seen going in front of Sun. This is almost like a Solar eclipse in which the Moon comes in between Sun and Earth. In solar eclipse case, the size of Sun and Moon as seen from Earth being almost same, the Sun may get completely
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Khagol Mandal Completed 30 Years on 6th July 2015
On July 6, 2015 by astromaheshWe proudly celebrated 30 years of our young organization, a year ago. It is the organization of youngsters, it is the organization of scientifically oriented minds, it is the organization of zealous minds who have the quest for knowing the secrets of the universe and, in that sense, it the organization of all younger minds.
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Solar Ring of Fire(15 Jan 2010)
On January 29, 2010 by astromaheshAbove 300 odd Eclipse observers from Maharashtra enjoyed the unique Annular Solar Eclipse 2010 on the 15th of January 2010 from the Vivekanand Kendra in Kanyakumari with Khagol Mandal. Some of them had observed 2 or more Total solar eclipses. They had observed the Diamond ring in the past and it was now their turn
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A Cloud Covered Solar Eclipse(22 July 2009)
On July 25, 2009 by astromaheshExperience narrated by Sameer Kadam Watching a solar eclipse is unique experience. Many of us have seen solar eclipses of October 1995 and August 1999. This time we knew the rain will play spoilsport and were prepared mentally to get disappointed but at the same time enthused to feel the solar eclipse. A crowd of