The Eta Aquarid meteors, fragments of Halley’s Comet, should be seen on May 5, Continue reading “Meteors from the Water Jar”
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Orionid meteors meet the Moon
You may be able to notice, in the hours after the coming midnight, a few meteors whose paths Continue reading “Orionid meteors meet the Moon”
Return of the Orionids
Meteors from the annual Orionid shower may be seen Continue reading “Return of the Orionids”
The outward part of the stream
The Eta Aquarid meteors should be most active in the early morning hours of May 6. Continue reading “The outward part of the stream”
Sparks from Halley’s Comet
The Orionid meteors are most likely to be seen in the night between Continue reading “Sparks from Halley’s Comet”
Shooting stars and daisies
The Eta Aquarid meteors should be seen best in the after-midnight hours of May 4, 5, and 6. Continue reading “Shooting stars and daisies”
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Eta Aquarid morning meteors
Here it comes again, the dust-trail of Halley’s Comet. Continue reading “Eta Aquarid morning meteors”