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The Center also announced that Seas will be slight in both the Oman Sea and the Arabian Gulf today.
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— المركز الوطني للأرصاد (@NCMS_media) August 27, 2021
If you’ve been huffing and puffing in your outdoor walks around the UAE lately, you’re in for some good news. Earlier this week, stargazers from the Astronomy Centre announced that the Suhail star had been spotted.
Well, generally the sighting of the Suhail star over this part of the world marks the shift towards the weather: so from these warm climates to cooler weather.
The star was sighted at around 5am on August 23, 2021 and although this doesn’t mean that it’ll immediately get colder over night – it’s a great reminder that it is soon to come.
In the below tweet, Ibrahim Al Jarwan, Member of the Arab Union for Astronomy and Space Sciences announced the sighting of the Suhail star.
It’s basically the second-brightest star after Sirius, and The National even reported that there was once a time when this star guided pearl divers and Hajj pilgrims as they walked the night.
You know, prior to Google maps and all.
Read the rest here.
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