Astronomer links Suhail to seasonal change
The star "Suhail" appeared in the skies of Jordan and Palestine before sunrise on September 9th. It is a sign of the approaching end of the intense heat of summer and the start of September rains, which may lead to heavy floods in various parts of the Arabian Peninsula and the Levant. The appearance of "Suhail" is considered an astronomical indicator of seasonal change, as after its appearance, the intensity of the heat begins to gradually decrease at night. This phase lasts for approximately 52 days before the start of the Wasm season, a period during which plants like the "morel mushroom" sprout. The star Suhail is divided into four phases, each lasting 13 days. It is used as a reference in space navigation by NASA. It appears as a solitary star in the southern horizon, with a whitish-red hue.
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