The sky of Egypt and the Arab world is witnessing after sunset today, Sunday, April 26, 2020, and moving towards the beginning of the night, the moon crescent moon Ramadan, with the planet Venus, in a beautiful view easily seen with the naked eye, an ideal opportunity for photography.
In its report, the astronomical society revealed that he would notice that the illuminated part of the moon’s surface by sunlight glows with dim light, in a phenomenon referred to as the new moon embracing the old moon, whether this night or during the next few nights, that light as a result of reflection of sunlight from Earth and its fall to the moon.
On the other hand, Venus will remain observant throughout the nights of Ramadan towards the western horizon after sunset and the beginning of the night, and today the planet appears a disc illuminated by 28.6% in the sunlight when seen through the telescope, and its disc illumination will decrease day after day and by mid-May it will appear like a crescent across The telescope .
It is worth noting that the crescent moon of the month of Ramadan is moving day by day, away from the sunset location heading east through the sky, which is its natural movement in orbit around the earth and after seven days of conjugation the moon will reach the stage of the first square.
And Venus shine as the “star of the sky” after sunset on Monday evening, April 20, 2020 and the transition towards the beginning of the night is observed towards the direction it is located to the north (in the top right).
In a report, the astronomical society in Jeddah revealed that on the other hand, and immediately after dark this week, the group of mighty stars (Gemini) is still being observed in the southwest, and when drawing an imaginary line extending from its three stars (the belt) to the left is the star of the Yemeni poetry and right we find Aldebaran (The top right is Aldebaran, Venus.
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