GO ASTRONOMY | Comet Fragments: 12 Best Meteor Showers of the Night Sky ☄ @goastronomy | Uploaded September 2023 | Updated October 2024, 13 hours ago.
Most meteor showers are from the dust trails and fragments of comets, with the remainder being from asteroid fragments. Meteor showers are reliable celestial sights that can be seen with the naked eye. Here are the 12 best annual meteor showers to observe:
Quadrantids shower - Jan 3-4,
Lyrids shower - Apr 22-23,
Eta Aquariids shower - May 5-6,
Delta Aquariids shower - Jul 30,
Southern Delta Aquariids shower - Jul 30-31,
Alpha Capricornids shower - Jul 30-31,
Perseids shower - Aug 12-13,
Draconids shower - Oct 8,
Orionids shower - Oct 20-21
Southern Taurids shower - Nov 4-5,
Northern Taurids shower - Nov 11-12,
Leonids shower - Nov 17-18,
Geminids shower - Dec 13-14,
Ursids shower - Dec 21-22.
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Most meteor showers are from the dust trails and fragments of comets, with the remainder being from asteroid fragments. Meteor showers are reliable celestial sights that can be seen with the naked eye. Here are the 12 best annual meteor showers to observe:
Quadrantids shower - Jan 3-4,
Lyrids shower - Apr 22-23,
Eta Aquariids shower - May 5-6,
Delta Aquariids shower - Jul 30,
Southern Delta Aquariids shower - Jul 30-31,
Alpha Capricornids shower - Jul 30-31,
Perseids shower - Aug 12-13,
Draconids shower - Oct 8,
Orionids shower - Oct 20-21
Southern Taurids shower - Nov 4-5,
Northern Taurids shower - Nov 11-12,
Leonids shower - Nov 17-18,
Geminids shower - Dec 13-14,
Ursids shower - Dec 21-22.
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