Kuwait to Witness Rare Astronomical Events in Late July
- Publish date: Monday، 22 July 2024
Astronomical Highlights in Kuwait This July
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The Al-Ojairi Scientific Center has announced a series of exciting astronomical events visible over Kuwait in the last week of July. These phenomena can be observed with the naked eye, offering a treat for skywatchers.
Full Moon on July 21
Starting Sunday, July 21, the moon will reach its full phase, known as the Muharram full moon, shining at 100% brightness. This provides an excellent opportunity to view a fully illuminated moon.
Mercury’s Maximum Eastern Elongation on July 22
On July 22, Mercury will be at its highest point above the western horizon just after sunset, making it ideal for observing and photographing the planet.
Moon and Saturn Conjunction on July 24
On July 24, the moon will rise alongside Saturn, creating a stunning view as both celestial bodies appear side by side in the night sky until sunrise.
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Mercury Aligns with Regulus on July 25
On July 25, Mercury will align with Regulus, the brightest star in the constellation Leo, offering another remarkable sight.
Delta Aquarid Meteor Shower Begins on July28
The final notable event of the week occurs on July 28, when the moon transitions to its second quarter phase and the Delta Aquarid meteor shower begins. This meteor shower is expected to produce up to 20 meteors per hour and will last for two days.
Public Encouragement
The Al-Ojairi Scientific Center encourages the public to take advantage of these celestial events for both viewing and educational purposes.