Astronomical Ramadan Evening at the City of Sciences in Tunis
The City of Sciences in Tunis (CST) will host a “Ramadan Astronomical Evening” on Friday, 27 February 2026, starting at 8:30 p.m.. The event, themed “Planetary Alignment,” celebrates a rare celestial phenomenon and is free and open to the public.
What’s on the program?
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Keynote Lecture: “Opposition, Conjunction, and Planetary Alignment”
A concise, educational talk that explains the special sky configurations planets adopt as they orbit the Sun. -
Astronomical Observation Session:
Telescopes will be set up on site, allowing attendees to view the Moon, the giant planet Jupiter, and its main moons with the naked eye.
Where and when?
- Date & Time: Friday, 27 February 2026 – 20:30 onward
- Venue: Ibn Khaldoun Auditorium, City of Sciences, Tunis
The announcement was shared on the CST’s social‑media channels. Organizers invite astronomy enthusiasts, families, and students to join, emphasizing that the activity is accessible and completely free.
Why attend?
The City of Sciences in Tunis reaffirms its commitment to science popularisation and astronomy education with this initiative. It offers a unique chance to blend science, discovery, and wonder during the holy month of Ramadan.
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