As we venture further into the shorter days and chilly nights of autumn, we have quite a feast for the eyes when we look to the sky this month. This is because October 2023 will bring spectacular meteor showers and two major cosmic events: a solar eclipse on October 14 followed by a lunar eclipse with the Full
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Diwali is a cornerstone holiday festival celebrated by more than one billion people around the world. But what does it symbolize and how can you join in on the occasion respectfully and extend Diwali wishes to your friends and family? Here is everything you need to know! (Have questions? Ask us in the comments section
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