وقال عضو المشروع السيد هاشم الموسوي "رصد هلال رجب سنة 1440 بواسطة مرصد البصرة الفلكي
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تم رصد الهلال بدءاً من الساعة 10:00 صباحا و بسبب الاجواء الصافية تمكنا من رصده لغاية الساعة 6:29 مساء اي قبل غروبه ب 5 دقائق 
تلسكوب نوع: ED127
كامرا: Lumenera LT365R
فلتر: 685"
كما تمت رؤيته بالعين المجردة بسهولة من قبل بعض المتمرسين برؤية الهلال" 

وقال عضو المشروع السيد عبد الصمد دكان "بسبب سوء الاحوال الجوية لم تتمكن المناطق الشمالية للمغرب من رؤية الهلال : طنجة- الناظور- وجدة -تاوريرت، وقد ثبتت رؤيته بعدة مدن توصلت الجمعية بصورها : الداخلة -العيون -اكادير.
الصورة من مدينة أكادير ، ارسلها المؤقت عبد العزيز خربوش." 

وقال عضو المشروع المهندس قمر الدين "There were 7 of us from York Astronomical Society looking for the moon of Rajab 1440, but it was totally cloudy in York. There was a small break in the cloud after sunset on the Western horizon where we saw the orange glare of the sun but it was soon covered by cloud. Most of the UK is also cloudy today so we hope to hear from nearby countries with positive sighting results within the next few hours, inshaAllah." 

وقال عضو المشروع الدكتور جواد تورابنيجاد "I arrived at my sighting location prior to sunset (sunset 6:22 pm EST).  The sky was totally cloudy.  Since I did not expect any changes in the sky condition, I left the place at 6:24 pm (moonset: 7:23 pm)" 

وقال عضو المشروع السيد سوجنج  رياضي "The new crescent of Rajab 1440 AH was not seen from Assalaam Observatory at PPMI Assalaam Pabelan Kartasura Sukoharjo Central Java Indonesia on Thursday, March 07, 2019. The sky was totally cloudy.

The new crescent was sighted from Tkg. Chiek Kuta Karang Observatory at Aceh by Team of Kemenag Aceh.

The 1st Rajab 1440 AH in Indonesia will start on Friday, 08 March 2019." 

وقال عضو المشروع السيد حسين  جانقربانی "In the name of God
Happy new Years (1398 - In accordance with Iran's official calendar)
Rajab Crescent Observation Report
The Astronomy and Geophysics Center of Shahreza – The Crescent Association of Shahreza
Report by: Hossein Janghorbani (NajmoSepehr-Sadrolmonajjemin) – Manager of Shahreza Crescent Association and Red Crescent’s Astronomy and Geophysics Center
Date: Thursday, 03/07/2019
Location: Damzad foothills in the East of Shahreza (latitude: 32 00 N, longitude: 51 52 E, elevation: 1825m from sea level, time zone: +3.5 GMT)
Equipments: Two set of 15*70 binoculars, One set of 20*90 binoculars,   One compass.
Atmospheric condition: Hazy
Horizon obstacles: about 1.5°
Apparent Sunset: 17:56
Apparent Moonset: 18:36
Results: Moon crescent was seen by 15*70 binoculars by Hossein Janghorbani at 18:23, for the first time. Other group members observed crescent by binoculars subsequently. 
Observers:
1.Abdolreza Gholami 2.EhsanAli Alinezhad 3.MohammadJavad Nikeghbal 4.MohammadSadra Nikeghbal 5.AmirMohammad Barahimi 6.AmirHossein Yasrebi 7.Reza Janghorbani 8.Ali Janghorbani 9.Hossein Janghorbani 10.Shahnaz Soroori 11.Farzaneh Momeni 12.Monireh Momeni 13.Maryam Same 14.Masoomeh Hafar 15.Ziba Hafar 16.Roya Ghermezi 17.Zinat Ghermezi 18.Zahra Barahimi 19.Misagh Alinezhad 20.Zahra Fallahi
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وقال عضو المشروع المهندس سلطان عبدالله الخليفي "Measurement before sunset

Total AOD Blue = 0.031
Total AOD Green = 0.040
Total AOD Red = 0.035" 

وقال عضو المشروع السيد جيم ستام "
Old Moon Crescent Observation Report
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Observed:   Tuesday; March 05, 2019  -  07:12 (Local)


Location (WGS 84)  = Oro Valley, Arizona (USA)
  Longitude = 110.9652 W
  Latitude  =  32.4205 N
  Elevation =  838 meters
  Time Zone = -7.0 hours

Surface conditions at location:
  Temperature    =       5°C
  Rel. Humidity  =      34%
  Bar. Pressure  =  30.00 in.

Banded clouds in the east.

Topocentric and local time values from “Accurate Times”:
  Moonrise/Sunset (at sea level)  =  06:25
  Sunrise/Moonset (at sea level)  =  06:42
  Time from new moon at   07:12   =  24 hr. 52 min.
  Moon lag time                   =         17 min.
  Relative Altitude               =    3.6  degrees
  Elongation from sun             =   12.1  degrees
  Crescent width                  =     20 arc seconds
  Illumination                    =    1.1 percent

I was NOT able to see the crescent, even through a telescope.

I had seen crescents before with less than 12 degrees elongation after sunrise, so I had hopes of seeing this one with 17 minutes lag time.  There was too much junk in the sky even between the bands.

Observer:       Jim Stamm
E-mail Address:    StammJim@gmail.com" 

وقال عضو المشروع المهندس سلطان عبدالله الخليفي "تم التحري بكاميرا زووم 200مم من دون حامل" 

وقال عضو المشروع السيد تركي العمري "I start my imaging session with the finest weather ever 
AOD was 0.02 for 619 nm
i manage to image the crescent with T elongation +5:35 
i took some images and suddenly the weather changed and clouds invaded my location so i stopped my equipment's.
i was imaging from my observatory

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