– Is May 5, 21 UT.
That is to say, the peak of the Eta Aquarid meteor shower is expected to happen, this year, at that Universal Time, which is Continue reading “The ETA of the ETA”
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– Is May 5, 21 UT.
That is to say, the peak of the Eta Aquarid meteor shower is expected to happen, this year, at that Universal Time, which is Continue reading “The ETA of the ETA”
Here is the group of four illustrations about the Lyrids Continue reading “Meteors from Lyra, but Moon in Virgo”
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The first of the major annual meteor showers should be at its peak in the night between January 3 and 4, Continue reading “Quadrantid meteors 2024”
The Ursid meteor shower, last in the annual list, should peak in the night between December 22 and 23. Continue reading “Icicles on the Little Polar Bear”
The Geminid meteor shower, about the most reliable of the year, should peak in the night between December 13 and 14, Continue reading “Geminids without Moonlight”
Meteors from the annual Orionid shower may be seen Continue reading “Return of the Orionids”
The Eta Aquarid meteors should be most active in the early morning hours of May 6. Continue reading “The outward part of the stream”
The Leonids, sometimes the most spectacular of all Continue reading “Lion Mooned”
The Perseids, most famous of the annual meteor showers, come around again in the night between August 12 and 13. Here is our scene Continue reading “Perseids through moonlight”
The Tau Herculid meteor shower is expected on May 31. Continue reading “Poetry is language in short paragraphs”