Meteor Shower Anyone?
I missed the Lyrid Meteor Shower - did anyone else see it? Also does anyone have any good recommendations for where to view space phenomena?
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When you want to see a meteor shower, try to find a really dark area without a lot of light pollution so you can see the meteors the most clearly. Look up the peak times for the meteor shower for your area, and bring a blanket or chair so you can watch the sky comfortably for at least an hour. With a keen eye, you're sure to see some meteors falling!
If you want to plan ahead and get ready for the next meteor showers, look for the Aquariids throughout May, the Capriconids and Perseids in July, and the Orionids and Taurids in October. Peak days will vary depending on where you're located, so just be sure to check the times online before heading outside at night.
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If you want to plan ahead and get ready for the next meteor showers, look for the Aquariids throughout May, the Capriconids and Perseids in July, and the Orionids and Taurids in October. Peak days will vary depending on where you're located, so just be sure to check the times online before heading outside at night.
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