As the temperatures drop, the night sky becomes a treasure trove of wonders to behold. Get ready for an exciting October with a partial lunar
In September, the summer constellations begin to give way to the prominent autumnal stars like the Pegasus constellation and the Andromeda Galaxy. Planet Saturn continues
One of the most awaited meteor showers of the year will grace the August skies some time in the middle of the month–the Perseids. Meanwhile,
July is giving us two meteor showers by month’s end, and a string of nebulae and star clusters to keep us entertained throughout the month.
June is when the Milky Way begins to show a little earlier in the night, around 9 P.M., and when a lot of fascinating nebulae
To help you with your stargazing this May, we’ve prepared a list of the objects you may find in the night sky when you visit
April continues to give worthwhile observation opportunities with a meteor shower as well as some planets and deep-sky objects, too, like nebulae and star clusters.
March gives us plenty to see in the UAE night sky, warming us up to the change of seasons with bright planets and breathtaking deep-sky
February is usually an uneventful month for stargazing but this year it starts off strong with the comet of the hour’s closest approach to Earth,
If doing more stargazing and sky observations is part of your New Year’s resolution this 2023, then January’s sky events could help you warm up.
Al Sadeem Observatory
Al Wathbah South, Abu Dhabi
United Arab Emirates