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The article explains that the sky of Jordan will witness a remarkable astronomical event on Friday evening: an apparent conjunction between the Moon and the star Antares (the Heart of the Scorpion). They will appear separated by an angular distance of approximately 1.2 degrees, making them look adjacent throughout the night until sunset after 1:45 AM Saturday. The Moon will be in the waxing crescent phase with a illumination of 73%, while the star Antares will shine with its distinctive red hue. This conjunction is purely a visual phenomenon and does not reflect a true proximity between the two objects in space, nor does it affect Earth or its inhabitants. It can be easily observed with the naked eye, and telescopes can be used for more detail. Additionally, the conjunction is accompanied by the Moon passing near the open star cluster NGC 6231, adding particular significance for astronomy enthusiasts and astrophotographers.
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