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a statement Doctor Ashraf Tadros, Professor of Astronomy at the National Institute for Astronomical Research, Details The astronomical phenomenon that It will happen in the sky of Egypt on April 27, explaining: The new (Shak of the month of Dhul Qi’dah).
A month of Dhul Qi’dah
Tadros wrote on his official Facebook page, a post, whose content came: When any heavenly crime is associated with the sun, it can never be seen due to the strength of the sunlight, and therefore we cannot see the moon during its association with the sun, where it shines and sets with it, so it is never seen for us.
And the astronomer continued: On this basis, the moon will not be visible in the sky throughout the night on that day, marking the beginning of the birth of the new moon. When the moon comes out of the state of conjugation with the sun, then the new moon is born, knowing that seeing the new crescent with the naked eye depends mainly on the period of the nascent moon in the sky immediately after the sunset during the evening twilight.
The astronomer indicated that his vision also depends on the purity of the sky and its deviation from clouds, dust and water vapor, as the days of the right are the best nights of nights during the months of the year for astronomers to monitor dimcas amulets such as galaxies, stellar crowds and distant cocodies stars, and the moonlight at this time does not hinder the required astronomical observance.
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