Why Is International Moon Day Celebrated on July 20?
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The Moon is the object of constant study and keeps secrets that science continues to reveal with each new space mission. The UN invites us to reflect on the only natural satellite on Earth and its influence.
International Moon Day and Qamar-e-Bani Hashim (AS): Two lights that continue to inspire humanity
Every year on 20 July, the world observes International Moon Day, commemorating one of humanity’s greatest scientific achievements-the first human landing on the Moon in 1969. It is a day that celebrates scientific curiosity, peaceful exploration of outer space, technological innovation, and international cooperation. Yet, while science looks at the Moon through telescopes and spacecraft, literature, culture, and faith have looked at it through …
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