The 'Moons' spectrograph, installed at the VLT facility in Chile, conducted its first observation yesterday, in collaboration with the Faculty of Sciences at the University of Lisbon.
The lunar eclipse will be visible throughout the country from the night of August 27 to the early morning of August 28, without the need for special equipment.
The Spanish population closely followed the total solar eclipse, an astronomical phenomenon that generated great interest and expectations across several regions of the country.
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