Kuwait's sky shines with rare phenomena
In July 2026, the skies of Kuwait will witness many remarkable astronomical phenomena, including the conjunction of Mars with Uranus, the appearance of the new moon of Ṣifr, and the full moon known as the "Deer Moon." Earth is expected to reach its aphelion—the point farthest from the Sun—on July 6. The conjunction of the Moon and Mars can be clearly observed in the dawn sky on July 11. The month will end with the full moon on July 29. These events provide an excellent opportunity for astronomy enthusiasts and observatories to observe celestial bodies.
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