What is the day of the meteor shower in a century?

Meteor Shower Time 2022 (Annual Meteor Shower Schedule) 2022 is the same as in previous years, and the meteor shower that should appear will still appear, so, do you know the early rise time of the 2022** meteor shower? According to the 2022 meteor shower viewing schedule, how many meteor showers are there?

Meteor shower time 2022 year-round

January 4: Quadrantids;

April: Lyrids, expected to appear on the 21st-22nd;

May: Aquariid meteor shower, expected to appear on the 21st-22nd;

July: δ Aquariids, expected to appear on the 28th-29th;

Lu Fan Lao in August: Perseid meteor shower, expected to appear on the 12th-13th;

October: Draconids, expected to appear on the 12th-13th;

October: Orionids, expected to appear on the 21st-22nd;

November: Leonid meteor shower, expected to appear on the 17th-18th;

December: Geminid meteor shower, expected to appear on the 13th-14th;

December: Ursa Minorid, expected to appear around the 17th-26th.

2022 meteor shower viewing schedule at a glance:At 23:00 on January 3, the quadrant meteor shower was larger (ZHR-120);

April 22, 20 o'clock Lyrid meteor shower greater period (ZHR-18);

09:00 on May 5, Aquariid meteor shower greater cycle (ZHR-40);

The southern Aquariids are larger at 11 a.m. on July 28 (ZHR-16);

At 3 o'clock on August 13, the Perseid meteor shower has a greater cycle (ZHR-100);

The southern meteor shower was larger at 20:00 on October 10 (ZHR-5);

At 19:00 on October 21, the Orionid meteor shower will be larger (ZHR-20);

At 19:00 on November 12, the Northern Taurids will be larger (ZHR-5);

02:00 on November 18, the meteor shower will be larger (ZHR-15);

15:00 on December 14, the meteor shower is larger (ZHR-120);

December 22, 23:00 Ursid meteor shower greater hours (ZHR-10).

The December 2022 meteor shower will be on December 4.

The 2022 Geminid meteor shower maximum is expected to occur at 9 p.m. on December 14, with a zenith hourly occurrence rate (ZHR) of 150. Geminid meteors are characterized by being bright and moving at a moderate speed. The radiant rises from east-northeast after nightfall, but as 14 December is the waning gibbous moon of the 21st day of the 11th lunar month, the moonlight will affect the observation from the second half of the night to the early morning.

In 2022, the best observation time was from nightfall on the 14th to 11 p.m.

Astronomical experts said that the five-character secret of meteor showers is "naked eye", "sunny sky" and "black". Naked-eye: Meteors will appear randomly in any corner of the sky, so the wider you can see, the more meteors you can see, so don't use a telescope!

Sunny weather: Stargazing requires sunny days, so check the weather forecast before going out. Black:

Introduction to meteor showers

A meteor shower is an astronomical phenomenon in which many meteors are emitted from a so-called radiant in the sky in the night sky. These meteors are fragments of the universe that are violently rotten called meteoroids, beams of flow that are projected into the Earth's atmosphere at extremely high speeds as they orbit in parallel orbits.

Most meteoroids are smaller than gravel, so almost all of them will be destroyed in the atmosphere and will not hit the Earth's surface; Debris that is capable of hitting the Earth's surface is called a meteorite. Meteor showers that are particularly large or unusually behave are known as "meteor protrusions" or "meteor bursts" and can produce more than 1,000 meteors per hour.

From January 4 to January 7, 2022, celestial phenomena such as the Quadrant meteor shower, Jupiter's conjunction and moon, and Mercury's eastern elongation will take turns.

January 2022 Celestial Schedule On January 4,—— Quadrant meteor shower will appear in the night sky, with up to 120 meteors per hour. On January 6, Jupiter conjunct the Moon. On January 7, Mercury is at its greatest eastern elongation, and at sunset that day, Mercury will be about 14 degrees above the horizon, within the observable range.

Among them, the maximum value of the quadrant meteor shower will appear in the early morning of the 4th, and the best observation time is from the night of the 3rd to the early morning of the 4th, and the maximum number of meteors per hour can reach 120. This meteor shower is one of the most anticipated celestial phenomena of 2022.

As one of the three major meteor showers in the Northern Hemisphere, Wang Yumin, an expert at the Beijing Ancient Observatory, said that the maximum period of the Quadrant meteor shower in 2022 will occur at 4:40 a.m. on January 4, and the zenith hourly occurrence rate (ZHR) is expected to reach 120. "This year, there is no moonlight, and the observation conditions are excellent, and we can definitely see 40 to 60 meteors per hour. Wang Yumin said that meteors are reddish in color, with medium speed, and bright meteors are the majority.

Not necessarily, just pay attention to the forecast. PS: Actually, meteor showers are not very pretty.

There are hundreds of meteor shower events every year, and there are also meteor showers every day. However, the presence of meteor shower activity does not mean that it is necessary to observe it, because the flow of most meteor showers is too small to be bustling.

There are two meteor showers for the uninitiated: the Perseid meteor shower on August 12 and the Geminid meteor shower on December 13. If the two meteor showers can find a place to see the Milky Way and observe it all night, the former will see 50 meteors and the latter will see 200 meteors (the Milky Way is less significant in winter).

Although the flow of immortals is slightly smaller, it is indeed a very romantic experience to look up at the starry sky and wait for meteors in summer. In contrast, the twins need more support from the will, but naturally they can also gain more.

No matter how the other meteor showers report and how the network advocates, it is recommended that the landlord do not go to observe, explaining that the feathers are small, and the cold is really worth the loss. In fact, find a moonless clear night, the stars shine in the sky, the Milky Way crosses the sky, and you can harvest double-digit meteors by waiting for a night. Small and medium-sized meteor showers are fine as a reason for observation, but they are not the wisest choice for ordinary enthusiasts.

Not necessarily.. I don't know when, the Geminid meteor shower has passed. Wait a year or two.