Can the meteor shower on 10 22 07 be seen in the southeast of the sky?

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 the sky is not particularly bright, or if the atmosphere is heavily polluted, it should be visible.

If you're not an astronomy enthusiast and just want to see meteor showers, don't look no further.

It depends on where you live? What is the weather like, etc.

You have to see it with an astronomical telescope!

Meteor showers are meant to be seen with the naked eye because they move faster. So it's impossible to use a telescope to point an observation.

The best observer of the meteor shower is from August 11th to 13th, and the outbreak is from 7 to 8 o'clock in the morning of the 13th, but at this time the sky has already dawned, so it is recommended to wait from the evening of the 12th to the morning of the 13th, of course, the most important thing is to look at the local weather, if it is cloudy or rainy on the 12th, then you can only choose to observe it on the 11th, and you can still see it, but it is a little less, and it is recommended to find an open field when you see it.

It is best to be in the countryside or suburbs, with less light pollution, more to see, lying flat on the open ground, looking at the sky, you can definitely see.

Activity period. The dark cloud of dust particles located in the orbit of the comet is called"Meteor swarms"。When meteoroid particles are just ejected from a comet, their distribution is relatively regular. Due to the gravitational pull of the large planet, these particles are gradually dispersed throughout the comet's orbit.

However, this process is not yet fully understood. As the Earth passes through the meteoroid swarm, various forms of meteor showers are possible. Every year the Earth passes through the orbits of many comets.

If meteoroid particles are present in orbit, periodic meteor showers occur. A meteor shower that occurs when only the parent comet has orbited to perihelion is called a near-comet meteor shower. This indicates that the meteoroid population is still in the vicinity of the comet.

Comets with periods of less than a few hundred years are more likely to form meteor showers of this type.

The peak time of the meteor shower is from the evening of the 12th to the morning of the 13th, and the maximum value is reached at about 7:30 am on the 13th, but because the observation during the day may be affected by sunlight, and on the night of the 12th, because the height of the meteor shower was not enough at the beginning, it is recommended to observe it from the early morning of the 13th to before sunrise, and the effect is the best.

If there is really one on that day, it will definitely be visible to the naked eye, I saw it once in Handan, and I saw it at two o'clock in the morning! It's beautiful....

The Purple Mountain Observatory of the Chinese Academy of Sciences announced on the 6th an important celestial phenomenon in April, and on the 22nd, the Lyrid meteor shower will "ascend to the sky" and become the protagonist of the April sky.

The active season of the Lyrid meteor shower is from April 16 to 25 each year. There are about 180 records of meteor showers in ancient China, of which about 9 are recorded in the Lyrid meteor shower, and the earliest record is in the Spring and Autumn Period.

According to the forecast of the International Meteor Organization, the maximum period of the 2011 Lyrid meteor shower may occur from 23:30 on April 22 to 10:30 Beijing time on April 23. The peak flow is expected to occur at around 7 o'clock on the 23rd, and the ZHR (number of meteors per hour zenith) value is difficult to exceed 18.

Although it was already dawn in most parts of China at this time, the Lyrid meteor shower was extremely large, and its duration was also long, so the evening of the 22nd to the early morning of the 23rd was the best time to observe. (Zhu Xiaoying).

Yes, the Lyrid meteor shower, April 22 night to the early morning of April 23, which happens to be Friday.

It's a pity that this day happens to be the twentieth day of the lunar calendar, in the second half of the night the moon rises from the east, the radiant Lyra rises from the east at 10 o'clock, and in the early hours of the morning, it may be affected by the moonlight, the amount of meteors is greatly reduced, if you still insist on watching, remember to look to the east at about 10 o'clock.

Hope it helps.

I think there should be very few meteors, if there is, there should be reports on the news on TV, pay more attention, if there is no report, it means that there is a high probability that there are no meteors!