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As the Sun falls under the horizon on Tuesday, a rare and really surprising vision waits for those gaze in the sky in the UAE: Strawberry Moon, the last full moon of spring 2025. This especially the moon phenomenon has a special meaning, which confirms visible in the Emirates, at least not, it will be less visible in the sky, especially in the sky. There is no chance for anyone eager to watch Nature’s grand show, tomorrow, June 11, on 11 June.
Lunar arrival: time and what is expected
The right time for this heavenly performance is carefully set. Khadija Hasan Ahmed, the operating manager of Dubai Astronomy Group (DAG), told Gulf News on Tuesday, June 10 that “Strawberry Moon will appear in UAE, with Moonrise at around 7:32 pm on June 11 and MoonSet on June 12 at 5:55 am.” This liberal deadline gives a lot of opportunities to see, in the early morning from the twilight of the evening. Importantly, Khadija Hasan Ahmed also confirmed that the strawberry moon would actually appear everywhere in the UAE, reduce any anxiety to see it. The best part, he insisted, how easy it is to see: “And the best thing is that you don’t need any special tool to see it.”
Best scene: where to see
For residents seeking the most influential ideas of this lunar surprise, simplicity is important. You can just step out and look at the eastern horizon immediately after the moonlight at 7:32 pm. Strawberry moon can only be seen with your eyes, assuming that the sky is clear. Khadija Hasan Ahmed suggested that the best places to see are usually wide, open areas such as peaceful beaches, desert vastness, or high places that provide a clear view. Even in the city, the moon can still be seen if you have a clear line of vision for the eastern horizon. It is a wonderful experience to see with your naked eyes, he thoughtfully said, “Of course, using binoculars or telescopes will definitely increase the view,” promising a more wide eye on the moon surface.Highlight by Khadija Hasan Ahmed, this special moon phenomenon, “is a beautiful, easy-to-look astronomical event that connects us to the universe.” He described the strawberry moon as warmly as the last full moon of the spring and “one of the most visually striking, often larger and more golden when it arises.” However, it is important to remember that its name is not its color: Despite its attractive name, Strawberry Moon will not look really pink or red. Its normal color is affected by air conditions when it is low on the horizon, usually a warm yellow or a bright orange.
Why by 2043: A rare lunar standsstil
On June 11, the true attraction and compelling reason for not remembering this full strawberry moon comes from its connection to the rare natural phenomenon: a great lunar standstall. This important alignment of the moon occurs only once every 18.6 years, causing tomorrow’s phenomenon to become an extraordinary rare pair.Khadija Hasan Ahmed, using the information of the Astronomy App Star Walk 2, explained the different effects of the event in the Northern and Southern Hemisphere: “In the Northern Hemisphere, it would be the lowest full moon by 2043, which will be close to the unusually closer to the horizon. In contrast, in the Southern Hemisphere, it will be the highest full moon by 2043. “This accurate and rare position is directly due to the major lunar standstill cycle. “This is like a version of the moon of a solstice,” he clarified, offered an easy comparison for its unique way.To be clear, for those in the Northern Hemisphere including the UAE, on 11 June it will be particularly seen to be the lowest in the full moon 18.6 years. It will grow and set on its farthest points in the south -east and south -west. In the Southern Hemisphere, this is the opposite: they will see their highest full moon this month, with the lowest coming in December. This is because the moon’s orbit is about 5.1 degrees bent compared to the path of the Earth. When this inclination combines with its 23.4-degree tilt of the earth during a major stagnation, the moon appears in its most extreme position. This complex interaction means that June 11 Strawberry Moon is not just a beautiful view; This is a rare cosmic phenomenon that will not be seen again for almost two decades.
