Saudi officials have placed a camel-like star in a museum in the desert.
According to a report by a foreign news agency, the authorities have placed a comet in the museum located in Riyadh, the capital of Saudi Arabia, which is said to weigh 2.57 tons and the image of this star is like the hump of a camel.
Media sources say that this star was discovered in the empty desert quarter in 1966 and it is the largest comet falling in Arabia.
Dr. Ahmad Al-Mohandes, a class expert, said that the comet weighed 2200 kg and was similar to a camel's hump.
Professor Ahmed Al-Mohandes said that the comet was facing northwest when it fell. It is believed that the speed was very high when it fell.
He said it may have weighed more than 3.5 tonnes when it landed, but before falling to the ground, it had four pieces in the air that fell apart, the largest in Saudi Arabia. Fell down
