Emirates' skies see the rise of Marzam
This morning, the sky of the United Arab Emirates witnessed the appearance of the "Al-Marzam" station from the southeastern horizon, continuing until August 10th. The star "Al-Marzam," also known as "Al-Shi’ra Al-Yamaniyah" or "Yemeni Sirius," is considered one of the brightest stars in the sky and one of the last stars to appear during the peak heat of the Arabian Peninsula summer. Its appearance coincides with the rise of the "Dara’" station from the lunar stations. The emergence of this star is linked to an increase in the abundance of ripe dates in the region, as the saying goes: "When Al-Marzam rises, the clasp is filled," indicating the harvest of ripe dates. Additionally, this period brings increased humidity and stimulates the formation of cumulonimbus clouds, which can lead to varying intensities of rainfall in the mountains of Al-Hajar.
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