The National Institute for Astronomical Research in Egypt announced a rare astronomical phenomenon in the sky of Egypt next Monday.
Dr. Ashraf Tadros, professor of astronomy at the institute, explained that the Egyptians will see the moon in conjunction with the planets Venus, Mars and Saturn in a wonderful celestial triangle.
Tadros confirmed, according to the “Sada Al-Balad” news website, that this phenomenon is awaited by all amateur astronomy and stargazers and those interested in this field to monitor it, noting that it is an ideal opportunity for photography.
He said that this wonderful scene appears with the rising of the dawn, and then all the planets disappear in the momentum of the morning twilight as a result of the rising of the sun.
He added that to be able to observe any astronomical phenomenon, such as the conjunction of the moon with the planet or the birth of the crescents of the Arab months, it requires a clear atmosphere and the sky is free of clouds, dust and water vapor.
He denied the occurrence of any damage to human health or daily activities on earth due to this phenomenon.
It is mentioned that Venus is the second farthest from the sun and closest to the Earth, and that Mars is the fourth planet closest to the sun and the last of the four inner terrestrial planets, and that Saturn is the sixth closest to the sun and the second largest planet in our solar system.
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