Core Points - The article discusses the astronomical phenomenon known as the "Galactic Eye," which occurs when a crescent moon aligns with the "Milky Way Bridge," creating a visual effect resembling an eye in the night sky [6][8]. Group 1 - The "Galactic Eye" will be visible on the nights of April 24 and 25, 2023, providing an opportunity for the public to observe and photograph this unique event [1][8]. - The Milky Way is described as a bright, irregular band across the sky, visible only on clear nights, and has been a subject of admiration in ancient Chinese literature [2][4]. - The phenomenon occurs when the moon is positioned beneath the Milky Way Bridge, forming the "pupil" of the eye, while the bridge acts as the "eyebrow" [6][8]. Group 2 - The Milky Way appears differently across seasons, with the best visibility occurring from March to July when it rises above the horizon [4]. - Photographers are encouraged to capture the "Galactic Eye," but achieving a complete image often requires multiple shots and post-processing to stitch them together [8]. - Future opportunities to view the "Galactic Eye" will arise in the following three months, with the Milky Way rising earlier but also becoming more challenging to photograph due to its height [8].