How to observe meteor showers
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Everything you need to know to get started with observing meteors.
Click here for a calendar of events over the year.
A Lyrid fireball bursts across the sky during the 2020 Lyrid meteor shower. The blue star right of frame is Sarin (delta Herculis) and the red star in the top-right corner is pi Herculis.Image: Pawel Zgrzebnick.
What are meteors?
Many people have looked up to see a ‘shooting star’ zipping across the sky. Of course, it is not really a star but a tiny piece of dust called a meteoro
Click here for a calendar of events over the year.
A Lyrid fireball bursts across the sky during the 2020 Lyrid meteor shower. The blue star right of frame is Sarin (delta Herculis) and the red star in the top-right corner is pi Herculis.Image: Pawel Zgrzebnick.
What are meteors?
Many people have looked up to see a ‘shooting star’ zipping across the sky. Of course, it is not really a star but a tiny piece of dust called a meteoro
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