The rare event left skywatchers in awe as the Sun, partially covered by the Moon at its rise, appeared to dim momentarily before "rising again," creating the illusion of two sunrises at the same time.

Among the most striking visuals came from Les Escoumins, Québec, where photographer Kevin Wood managed to capture the “double sunrise” effect.

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Loading Qantas’ Project Sunrise takes its name from so-called “Double Sunrise” flights across the Indian Ocean by Qantas pilots during World War II. They remained airborne long enough to see ...

This single, independent tiny house with a perfect modern design can be used on its own or joined with one or more identical ...

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