Rare Blue Moon hides the red light of an ancient star on May 31: Will you be able to see it?

Stargazers are in for a treat this weekend as the second full moon of May, often called a Blue Moon, will be visible. This rare lunar event will coincide with the appearance of Antares, a prominent red star. The celestial alignment will create a unique viewing opportunity for those looking up at the night sky.

This event offers a chance to observe a less common astronomical occurrence where a Blue Moon and a bright star are visible together.