Summer constellations shine over the Kingdom
During summer nights, the northern border region's sky is adorned with the appearance of the Big Dipper and the constellation of Cassiopeia. This celestial scene captivates astronomy enthusiasts and is linked to the history of navigation and direction-finding throughout the ages. The head of the Space and Astronomy Society in the area explained that the Big Dipper is one of the most prominent constellations visible in the sky and plays a vital role in celestial navigation and orientation.
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