Astronomers and their sights attached to the sky are on a date with a number of astronomical phenomena that decorate the sky of June, the foremost of which is the conjunction of the moon, Jupiter, and Saturn.
Dr. Ashraf Tadros, former head of the astronomy department at the National Institute for Astronomical Research, revealed the most important astronomical phenomena expected during the current month of June, which will come in the forefront on Monday and Tuesday, 8 and 9 June, where we will be on a date with the conjunction of the moon, Jupiter and Saturn.
In his remarks, the former head of the astronomy department at the National Institute of Astronomical Research indicated that the moon would shine with the planets of Jupiter and Saturn that started from ten thirty in the evening on June 8 until the dawn of the next day, and the three bodies shone at eleven in the evening on June 9 and remain so in the sky of Cairo until The dawn of the next day
The globe was on the date of last Friday, June 5, with the second phenomenon of the eclipse and the eclipse in the year 2020 AD, where an eclipse occurs for the moon of the semi-shadow type.
This eclipse could not be seen with the naked eye, it can be seen through telescopes in Egypt and the Arab region, as well as in the regions where the moon appears when the eclipse occurs, including the continent of Europe except for most of the northern part of it, and the continent of Asia except northern and eastern Russia, and the continent of Australia, and the continent of Africa , Eastern and southern South America, western Pacific, Atlantic Ocean, Indian Ocean, and Antarctica.
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