The Faculty of Science at Zarqa University organized an astronomical observation event on Tuesday, November 10, 2026, in collaboration with the Jordanian Astronomical Society. The event featured a scientific lecture on modern space exploration, the universe, and the fundamentals of astronomy, along with an opportunity to observe the Sun using a modern astronomical telescope.

The event was attended by Dr. Ibrahim Ghobbar, Dean of the Faculty of Science; Mr. Adli Al-Halabi, Vice President of the Jordanian Astronomical Society; and Mr. Marwan Al-Shweiki, Asia's Representative on the Board of the International Planetarium Society, alongside a number of faculty members and university students.

The event aimed to enhance students' astronomical and scientific awareness, broaden their knowledge of space science and astronomy, and introduce them to modern technologies used in astronomical observation. It also sought to bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application, encouraging students to engage in scientific research and exploration.

Dr. Ibrahim Ghobbar, Dean of the Faculty of Science, emphasized the importance of organizing such scientific activities, noting their role in broadening students' intellectual horizons and fostering their passion for science and knowledge. He highlighted the Faculty's commitment to strengthening cooperation with specialized scientific institutions and associations and providing educational and practical learning opportunities that keep pace with the latest scientific and technological advancements.

He further explained that such events offer valuable opportunities to introduce students to astronomy and its significance, inspire greater interest in space sciences, and enable them to benefit from specialized scientific expertise.

At the end of the event, Dr. Ibrahim Ghobbar presented an honorary shield to the delegation of the Jordanian Astronomical Society in recognition of their efforts and cooperation in ensuring the event's success, as well as their contributions to promoting astronomical awareness and enhancing scientific knowledge among students.