June Lyrid meteor shower observed in Al-Ula
Al-Ula Governorate detected the June Bootid meteor shower, which peaked on June 27. Its activity varies from year to year, and during exceptional years, it can produce over a hundred meteors per hour. The clear skies and low light pollution in Al-Ula provide excellent conditions for observance, although the proximity of the full moon can diminish visibility of faint meteors. This enhances Al-Ula's status as an important site for observing astronomical phenomena and attracting space enthusiasts.
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