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 Earth's Sky Set to Witness a Rare Astronomical Phenomenon Next Friday

Earth's sky will witness a rare astronomical phenomenon on Friday, April 25, known as the "triple conjunction," where Venus and Saturn will appear alongside the crescent moon in a formation resembling a smiling face, according to NASA.

NASA confirmed that this phenomenon can be seen with the naked eye, but it also recommended using a simple telescope or binoculars for a more detailed viewing experience.

It is also expected that Mercury will appear below this sparkling trio, and people across the world will be able to witness this astronomical formation, provided that viewing conditions are favorable.

In 2025, Earth is expected to witness several astronomical events, including two total lunar eclipses, often referred to as the eerie "blood moons," along with the disappearance of Saturn’s rings.

Another notable event expected in 2025 is a close encounter between Venus and Jupiter. Although the two planets are hundreds of millions of miles apart, from late August 11 until the morning of August 12, they will appear extremely close in the night sky