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Get ready to look up tonight as Egypt&rsquo;s sky will be lit up by a breathtaking celestial event: The Strawberry Moon&mdash;June&rsquo;s full moon&mdash;known for its enchanting glow and low rise on the horizon.
Despite its sweet name, the moon won&rsquo;t appear pink. Instead, it will glow in deep golden-orange hues as it rises low over the Nile and the rooftops of Cairo, creating a warm and dreamy view. But this year&rsquo;s Strawberry Moon isn&rsquo;t just beautiful &mdash; it&rsquo;s historically rare.
In 2025, the moon aligns with a major lunar standstill &mdash; a celestial event that causes the moon to rise and set at its most extreme points along the horizon. This phenomenon makes the moon appear unusually low in the sky, intensifying its color and scale. The last time this occurred was nearly two decades ago, and it won&rsquo;t happen again until 2043.
Originally named by Native American tribes to mark the ripening of wild strawberries, the Strawberry Moon has long symbolized change and abundance. And tonight, skywatchers across Egypt and the Northern Hemisphere will get to witness its most extraordinary form.
Whether you're an avid astronomy enthusiast or simply someone who appreciates the beauty of the universe, tonight's moon promises a rare and unforgettable sight in Egypt&rsquo;s summer sky.

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