Shower of shooting stars: a striking spectacle to come


Meteors are remnants left behind from the passage of two comets, Marsden and Kracht, created following the break-up of another comet.

The shooting stars are already visible for the most seasoned. However, the best chance of seeing them will be on the night of July 28-29 shortly before dawn. The new moon could also allow the meteors to shine brightly, promising a nice show!

The Delta Aquarids are medium intensity rainfall. Up to 20 meteorites per hour could be seen under the best conditions. The ideal is to seek a place far from light pollution in order to increase the opportunities.

Shooting stars will radiate mostly from the constellation Aquarius, but can be seen all over the sky.


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