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WAM – A team from the International Center for Astronomy has managed to monitor and photograph a rare astronomical phenomenon observed in parts of the United Arab Emirates, represented by the passage of an asteroid called "Semiramis" in front of a star of the group "Parshaus".
"This monitoring is a difficult astrological observation for a number of reasons, including the low light of the star and the asteroid, the star shining from the ninth degree and the l '. asteroid shining from the eleventh degree These values prevent the phenomenon from being seen other than by precision devices This relatively narrow band does not exceed 10 km wide and crosses the United Arab Emirates from the west coast north of Umm al- Qaiwain, then heads east and ends on the east coast north of Dibba al Fujairah.
The asteroid of the asteroid measures only 57 km in diameter and 150 million km. Astronomical calculations indicate that the asteroid will pass in front of the star. The attack started this morning at 2 hours, 40 minutes and 55 seconds and lasted only 11 seconds. The asterisk does not disappear because of the small size of the asteroid, but its brightness is reduced to a minimum.
Astronomical observations are astronomical phenomena that provide scientists with valuable information through which many discoveries have been made, including the discovery of the rings of Uranus and Neptune. They also determine the diameter of certain stars and the shape of the edges of the moon, as well as the shape and size of some asteroids.
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