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Binoculars or a telescope will help if you have them, and unlike with solar eclipses, which are dangerous to view directly, lunar eclipses won't damage your eyes as the Moon's reflected light isn't bright enough.

Environmental Protection Agency said it will eliminate the ‘Solar for All’ program designed to help low-income households install solar panels on their homes.

Heighted solar activity could lead to the Northern Lights being visible further south than usual, with sightings possible with the naked eye.

"If you design something that can survive on the lunar surface long-term, you're pretty bulletproof anywhere else in the solar system."

The government wants to reduce the UK's carbon emissions by encouraging people to use heat pumps powered with clean energy from sources like wind and solar.