A celestial triangle adorns the skies of the Arab world tonight in a beautiful scene seen at the naked eye

After sunset on Thursday and the beginning of the night, the Egyptian sky and the Arab world will witness the first moon in quadrature near Jupiter at the same time as the star of Scorpio. Together, these three objects will be organized in a celestial triangle easily visible to the naked eye, an ideal opportunity for photography.

The Jeddah Astronomical Society revealed in a report that the moon shone at noon and reached the summit of the sky at sunset. After the start of the night, Jupiter will appear as a bright white dot of the observer to the naked eye, and when he will observe through the telescope or a small telescope, he will see the disc of the planet and the big four moons. Known as "Galileo Lunes": Ganmed, Callisto, Europa, Iowa – they appear as small bright dots near Jupiter.

The Scorpion is the brightest star among the scorpions, a giant red giant star and the sun in relation to it are not considered a thing, and although the size of the Scorpion's heart is not known precisely it is thought that it is from a radius of 3 times the distance that separates the Earth from the sun.

The first quadrature period, where half of the moon and half of the moon appear, is the perfect time to observe the moon's topography with the help of binoculars or a small telescope, as the mountains, craters and others are very clear, especially along the line between the bright side and the dark side due to overlapping areas of darkness and light, Three dimensions.

During the night, all these objects will move to the west when the Earth will turn around its axis, but the true movement of the moon will be towards the east for the stars.

By observing the position of the moon at the same time each day, you will notice that its movement is oriented towards the east for the stars and the planets of the zodiac. So, on Friday night you will notice that the moon has changed position for Jupiter, pushing toward its natural movement orbiting the Earth.

In the coming days, the distance between the moon and the sun in the sky dome will increase each night as the moon phase approaches and instead of the moonrise in the afternoon, it will be delayed until sunset.