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Arar, April 24, 2026, SPA -- The skies over Northern Borders Region witnessed a celestial conjunction yesterday evening between the Moon and Jupiter, visible in the western horizon after sunset, where the two bodies appeared close together, attracting astronomy enthusiasts and photographers. The Moon and Jupiter, along with the stars Castor and Pollux, formed a harmonious quadrilateral pattern that stood out clearly in the sky, offering observers a striking scene combining planetary brightness with a geometric alignment of stars. Jupiter, one of the brightest objects in the night sky, appeared as a luminous point near the Moon. This apparent proximity reflects the natural motion of celestial bodies in their orbits around the Sun. Such phenomena help foster interest in astronomy and provide an opportunity to observe the movement of the Moon and planets. Observation of these events continues to draw growing interest among astronomy enthusiasts in the region, supported by clear skies and wide horizons that allow for better visibility and documentation.
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