After only two weeks Lerids Lerids shower, The resulting stars should prepare to see the peak aquorids, which is expected to shine the sky on Monday evening and early Tuesday. For anyone in the southern hemisphere, this is the opportunity to see Up to 60 lights fly Every hour.
This will be the last major meteorite shower to Alfa Cabinsinids and the Southern Delta It interferes in late July.
What is a meteorite shower?
Meteor showers occur when the Earth passes through dust, ice, or comet tail, According to Nasa. It can be said that the most famous and visible PerseidsWhich the height of every August.
Eta Aquarid’s bias HaleyOne of the most famous comets. Every time Haley returns to the inner solar system, his wreckage is caused by Aquarids in May and a Nizak Orionids shower in October. Halley himself takes 76 years to travel around the sun and will be seen after that in Sky’s Sky at some point in 2061.
What can I expect to see?
What distinguishes aleta aquarids from other meteorites is how quickly they travel. It is estimated at 40.7 miles per second in the Earth’s atmosphere, which causes glowing “trains” in the aftermath of the meteorite that can last for several minutes in the sky.
Although ETA is active from April 19 to May 28, its climax is from May 5 to May 6, according to American Nizak Association. The peak means that about 50 nices will be visible every hour compared to the usual rates of about 10 to 30 per hour.
What is the best way to see the Eta Aquard shower?
ETA Aquarids is distinguished in both Northern and Southern Blogs during the early morning hours, though NASA says The southern hemisphere is a favorite location to see them more clearly because it will be higher in the sky. In the northern hemisphere, Eta Aquorids appears to be “reduce the surface of the earth on the horizon” for the viewers.
NASA recommends that viewers find a site away from the city’s lights and street lights to see Aquarids eta. For the best view, lie on your back with your feet in the face of the East. NASA says that after about half an hour from looking at the night sky, your eyes will adapt, and you will be able to see meteorites.
