The forthcoming installation of a new Manara telescope in the AlUla region, renowned for its archaeological heritage, follows a meticulous site selection process that included a rigorous evaluation of several factors crucial to the optimal establishment of the telescope. The chosen plateau region in AlUla satisfied all of the criteria, thus demonstrating the most potential for installing the Manara telescope. The comprehensive analysis thoroughly assessed ground stability, seasonal weather patterns, and accessibility. The selection process was executed with utmost scrutiny, ensuring the chosen location was the most suitable for the intended purpose.
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