I want to see a meteor shower, who has seen a meteor shower?

November 18 at 6:00 a.m. The Leonid meteor shower is at its maximum (peak 11:00 a.m.) and the radiant will rise from the east.

November 22 6:00 Monocerotid meteor shower is extremely large (peak 12:00) The possibility of observing this group of meteors in China is very small.

December 14 18:45 Geminid meteor shower. Southeast. It peaks at 80-120 hours before midnight.

First of all, meteor showers are not like rain as expected, as long as the meteors come out of a radiant, they can be considered meteor showers. There are nearly 40 meteor showers that can be called meteor showers every year, and you only have to think about how many meteors you can see every year. The larger meteor showers of the year include the Lyrid meteor shower around April 22, the Perseid meteor shower on August 13-14, the Leonid meteor shower on November 17-18, and the Geminid meteor shower around December 14.

Second, it is difficult to predict meteor showers to the hour, because the mass of matter that forms meteor showers is very small, and the slightest gravitational disturbance will change the time to reach the Earth.

Again, you must not use a telescope for meteor showers, you can use the naked eye, and the use of telescopes will seriously affect the effect because of the small field of view received.

Finally, my advice is that if you're not a hobby of astronomy and just want to see meteor showers, don't look no further. In fact, this is largely the result of the fact that the reporter does not understand astronomy and hype. They thought the meteor showers were the same as the one in 2001.

If you want to criticize the upstairs, it's okay to quote other people's materials, but I also hope that you will pay attention to two points when quoting other people's materials.

1。Don't just pull the material, but learn something.

2。It's best to write a citation for citations.

Upstairs may not be convinced, saying why am I talking about you like that. Because from your land, I can venture to guess what the upstairs is supposed to look like. Here's why.

1。Meteors are not only visible during the peak of large meteor showers, there are several small meteor swarms active every day, but their flow is very small and has no observation value. In addition, the number of sporadic meteors per day is several times higher than the flow of some small meteor swarms.

Even when there are no large meteor swarms active, if you have enough patience to watch the sky, you will definitely be able to see meteors.

2。It's impossible to say when there will be a meteor, and there is no way to be accurate to the second. And I want to remind the landlord that the two meteor showers mentioned upstairs are relatively large meteor showers, but if the landlord is observing in the city, it is normal for one to see 1 or 2 meteors.

It doesn't mean that you can see the scene of "starfall like rain" during these meteor showers, and it is not bad to see a few in the city in one hour. Don't expect too much.

3。It's the question answered upstairs.

Shandong doesn't know that Beijing has passed".

Listening to this sentence from upstairs, you know that upstairs knows very little about earth meteor showers. The geographical differences in meteor showers are small. There is not much difference in the effectiveness of observing the same meteor shower across the country.

If you hear ** say "there is a meteor shower in a certain place", it must be caused by the ignorance of ** reporter.

Expected date of occurrence: 17th-18th Expected date of occurrence: 13th-14th".

There's a problem, you're talking about the peak time of meteor swarms, and this replaces the active time. Another low-level error. And unfortunately, the peak time of the Geminid meteor shower this year has been postponed to the 15th for some reason, and even the peak time upstairs is not right.

Personally, I think that the answer is not very referential.

One last word – you don't need a telescope to observe meteor showers!!

Strongly support the 2nd floor zenith !!

The kind of post on the 1st floor should be deleted completely!! Delete!! Delete!!

Accompany you to see the meteor shower, which falls on this earth...

Meteorological experts said yesterday that the best time for observation in China is between 0:00 and dawn on August 13, and the maximum flow is expected to reach 100 pieces per hour. Since the peak of the Perseid meteor shower coincides with the closing of the 2nd sedan chair and the 13th day of the Chinese lunar calendar, early morning observations will be disturbed by the last quarter of the moon. Due to the cloudy weather in Wuhan, the observation may be affected.

The Hubei Provincial Positive Difference Astronomical Society will organize a collective to go to Jigong Mountain in Xinyang, Henan Province to photograph meteor showers.

Experts also said that the Perseid meteor shower is an important celestial phenomenon in summer, and in most parts of China, it is the easiest meteor shower to observe. This year, the Perseid meteors have a lot of rainfall, the speed of the meteors is moderate, and if the weather is good, it is suitable for both naked eye** and camera observation.

Experts also reminded yesterday that for the best observations, observers are advised to stay away from the city lights and observe in the suburbs where the light is relatively dim, and a large number of faint meteors can only be observed in the suburbs.

Experts advise astronomy enthusiasts that the best time to observe is in the early morning of the 13th. Photography and astronomy enthusiasts can also take photos of the celestial phenomenon, and it is even possible to take a photo of the Perseid meteor shower and the Milky Way.