The Americans are preparing to watch the Nizo Missour Eta shower shining the sky next week.
Aquarid meteoring is an annual heavenly event This peak in early MayIt is known for his fast and bright niches. The debris left by the comet Haley, which the Earth passes during its orbit.
When can I see aquarid meteor shower?
according to NassaETA will study on the morning of May 6. The bathroom is scheduled to be more clear in the early hours before dawn, when it can be seen higher in the sky and the conditions of viewing are more convenient in general.
The bathroom is better seen than the southern hemisphere, but this does not mean that it will not be displayed from North America.
NASA said: “The constellation of the Aquarius – which is heading to a radioactive of Eta Aquard – is higher in the sky in the southern hemisphere than it is in the northern hemisphere.” “The average northern hemisphere is only about 10 niaz. This is due to the viewing site for radiance of different latitudes.”
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The best viewing conditions
NASA advised to find a place “away from the city’s lights or street lights” to display this phenomenon. The clear sky makes the best conditions, as well as finding a spot with a wide view of the sky, free of long trees, buildings or mountains that prevent the horizon.
The moon was set on wax – which is more than 50 percent of the lighting – which may reduce a little vision when compared to a moon.
“Lie your back with your feet in the face of the East and look for as much of the sky,” NASA said on its website. “After about 30 minutes in the dark, your eyes adapt and You will start seeing meteorites. Be patient – the width will continue until dawn, so you have time to look at a glimpse. “
What is a meteorite shower?
While the Earth rotates in the sun, it crosses the paths several times a year with a debris behind it through reports, and sometimes asteroids. The aqueous meteorite shower arises from Halley’s comet residue. The comet is also responsible for Orionids, which can be seen in October.
When these high -speed molecules enter into the Earth’s atmosphere, they face air resistance, causing them to heat quickly and burning. This process sometimes makes the surrounding air glow for a short period, creating a fiery path – what we usually call the fire star.
