00:00Have you noticed the moon looking red tonight? Let's uncover the cosmic reason behind this
00:05beautiful sight. Tonight, the moon is shining close to Antares, a massive red supergiant star
00:12located in the heart of the Scorpius constellation. Antares is one of the brightest and reddest stars
00:18visible, often called the heart of the Scorpion, adding a crimson glow to the night. The moon may
00:24appear red tonight due to atmospheric scattering, which filters out blue light and lets red hues
00:29dominate, similar to a sunset effect. This rare alignment creates a breathtaking view for sky
00:36watchers worldwide, a perfect moment to enjoy the wonders of our universe. Conjunctions like this
00:42occur when celestial bodies line up from our viewpoint, offering unique and memorable sights
00:48in the night sky. Don't miss more amazing sky events, subscribe now for stargazing tips and
00:54cosmic updates all year round.
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