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Draconids meteor shower to peak on Tue. night
When and where to watch the peak of the Draconid meteor shower
Stargazers in the northern hemisphere will have the chance to observe the Draconid meteor shower as it peaks Monday evening into early Tuesday morning.
Dark skies will help the Draconid meteor shower shine. Here’s how to see it
Look up Monday night for a chance to see the Draconid meteor shower. It’s a smaller meteor shower than some, but there is always the chance for a meteor storm.
Draconids: Possible Rare Meteor Storm Visible Tonight
The Draconid meteor shower is underway and expected to peak over the next few nights. Will it turn into a full-blown storm?
Don’t Miss Your Chance To See This Extremely Elusive Meteor Shower In Tonight’s Clear Skies
By contrast, the Orionids won’t fare as well. The American Meteor Society forecasts the Moon will be 83 percent full when the Orionid meteor shower peaks the night of October 20. Officials wrote that the Moon’s brightness “will severely hamper views of this display.”
Draconids meteor shower to peak on Tuesday night
The annual Draconid meteor shower is visible this year until 10 October in the northern hemisphere and will peak on the evening of 8 October. The meteors, which are sometimes referred to as shooting stars, will appear as streaks of light in the evening sky.
Here’s when the Draconid meteor shower reaches its peak this week
Massachusetts stargazers have a shot to see the Draconid meteor shower reach its peak between Monday and Tuesday. Here's what the forecast says.
Meteor Shower: How To See Draconids Light Up the Night Sky Next Week
"Assuming the sky is clear of cloud, to observe the meteor shower it is best to be outside for at least 15-20 minutes to allow for your eyes to adjust to the nighttime," astronomer Sam Rolfe of the University of Hertfordshire in England told Newsweek.
Catch the Draconid Meteor Shower Peak on Monday Evening
Stargazers are in for a celestial treat as the Draconid meteor shower is set to grace the skies on Monday evening into early Tuesday. Unlike many meteor showers that require viewers to stay up into the wee hours,
The Draconid meteor shower peaks this week. Here's when you might be able to see it.
The Draconid meteor shower is an annual event in which meteors — aka “shooting stars” — appear in the sky of the Northern Hemisphere. Typically, it occurs in October. This year, you can view the Draconids from Oct. 6 to Oct. 10, but the meteor shower will peak around the evening of Oct. 7 to the early morning of Oct. 8.
Witness the Draconid Meteor Shower: A Mysterious and Rare Celestial Display
Each October, the Draconid meteor shower makes its annual return, offering a rare opportunity for skywatchers to observe a meteor shower that occurs in the early evening rather than the usual late-night or pre-dawn hours.
Draconids meteor shower: Celestial dance on October nights
We are about to experience a unique night, during which the sky will host a spectacle of falling meteors known as the Draconids. When can we expect it? What happens in the sky never ceases to fascinate us.
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Draconid Meteor Shower: See Post-Sunset ‘Shooting Stars’ This Week
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The October sky will light up with two meteor showers and a supermoon
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