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Observing Sirius Rise over Rafha
Yesterday, the star Sirius was observed rising in the sky of Rafha from the east for the first time after an absence of about 70 days. This astronomical event marks the beginning of the solar year cycle associated with the star. Sirius, the brightest star closest to Earth at approximately 8 light-years away, is characterized by a mass twice that of the Sun and a high temperature that causes it to shine prominently. Its appearance is an important seasonal sign that connects science with Arab heritage, and has historically been used to determine seasons and guide ancient journeys.
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