| The waning Moon occults, or passes in front of, Jupiter and its four Galilean satellites on the 7th. |
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| This eclipse is unusual because the Moon itself eclipses, or occults, a brightish star during totality! |
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| The portion of space from which the celestial object partly occults the Sun. |
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| We showed that this method completely occults potential shocks to the most vulnerable regions, which are often among the poorest and therefore of little weight in terms of woldwide income. |
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| This false identification is the cause of most of our problems because it occults our true nature, which is the only one able to bring us true happiness. |
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| The month's early highlight occurs on Friday night when the last quarter moon approaches Aldebaran in Taurus and occults the star as seen from Britain before dawn on Saturday. |
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| Thanks to the use of amplifiers energy necessary to any therapeutic action or occults is geared down, thus making it possible to private individuals to look after or to improve their daily newspaper. |
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