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Jeddah Astronomy Reports Zero Moon Tonight
On Wednesday night, the Waning Half Moon (also known as the Last Quarter Moon) can be observed, with half of its disk illuminated after completing about three-quarters of its orbit around Earth. This phase is considered one of the best times to observe lunar surface features using small telescopes, as mountains and craters appear clearly along the dividing line between the illuminated and dark sides. The moon continues to rise in the sky until dawn on Thursday before setting. Monitoring this phase helps in understanding the evolution of the moon’s phases and its monthly orbit, leading up to the beginning of the month of Rabi' al-Awwal 1448 AH.
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