Astronomy enthusiasts in Houston can look forward to a notable event in August. Texans are expected to witness a spectacular astronomical show during this time. Further details about the event are available from FOX 26 Houston. The event in question is a lunar eclipse, which Texans can catch in August, although specific details are not provided here and can be found through the source.
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