Without an astronomical telescope, where is the easiest place to see a meteor shower?

Actually, meteor showers are not celestial phenomena that can be observed with astronomical telescopes. You have to understand this, he is appreciating it with the naked eye.

If you want to see a meteor shower, it's about the same as what we astronomy enthusiasts want to see other celestial phenomena at night. Finding a place away from the city's light pollution is the first condition. On a clear and cloudless night, the moonlight will also affect the number of meteor showers you see (but you can't avoid this) As for the timing of watching him, you have to find out the outbreak time of each meteor shower on the Internet or other means.

The famous ones are the Leonid meteor shower, the Southern Taurus Northern Taurus meteor shower, the Perseid meteor shower, the Lyrid meteor shower, the Geminid meteor shower, and the Quadrant meteor shower, which has just passed the maximum. The largest meteor showers in the general forecast, as long as the weather gives you face, you basically see it at that time.

In general, real-life meteor showers may disappoint you . Maybe he's not as brilliant as you think, it's basically measured in the number of birds per hour, you need to keep an eye on that place, and it's hard to have a Leonid meteor shower like that back then. Now the more popular ones are the Perseid and Geminid meteor showers, but if you want to think about how gorgeous they are, you may be disappointed.

Please report your normal heart**.

In a sunny place, preferably close to a meteor, it's actually part a matter of luck...

It is best to see with the naked eye, because the field of view of the telescope is too small, and the probability of seeing a meteor with a telescope will be smaller than with the naked eye, so there is no need to use a telescope to see a meteor shower, unless the landlord wants to take a picture or something.

If you only know some dim constellations and look at the surface of the moon, you can buy a pair of binoculars, because the field of view of binoculars is slightly larger than that of astronomical telescopes, and they are just right, which is relatively easy to get started.

If you want to see some deep-sky objects, such as Messier objects or planets, you can buy an astronomical telescope. However, it would be better if the landlord was familiar with the night sky. Because the astronomical telescope has a small field of view and is inverted, it requires a certain understanding of the starry sky.

A meteor shower is not an astronomical phenomenon observed with an astronomical telescope. You have to understand this, he just appreciates it with the naked eye. If you want to see a meteor shower, it is about the same as us astronomy enthusiasts who want to see other astronomy at night.

Finding a place away from the city's light pollution is the first condition. On a clear and cloudless night, moonlight can also affect the number of meteor showers you see (but that's something you can't avoid). As for the timing of his appearance, you have to know the time of each meteor shower on the Internet or through other means.

The famous ones are the Leonid meteor shower, the Southern Taurus Northern Taurus meteor shower, the Perseid meteor shower, the Lyrid meteor shower, the Geminid meteor shower, and the secondary meteor shower just past. Generally, as long as the weather gives you face, you can basically see every meteor shower during that time. In general, real-life meteor showers may disappoint you .

Maybe he's not as smart as you think. It's basically measured in the number of stars per hour. You need to keep an eye on that place all the time.

It's hard to have a Leonid meteor shower like that. Right now, the Perseids and Geminids are the biggest, but when you think about how gorgeous it is, you might be disappointed. Please have a normal heart and read on.

We can choose to lie down and watch the meteors and wait patiently for them to appear. Lying down and watching shooting stars also makes us more comfortable and patient. Meteors can appear anywhere in the night sky, so you don't have to look at them from a fixed location.

I like to listen to songs while patiently watching shooting stars. I usually lie down and choose the zenith position.

An important issue is that meteors are best observed with the naked eye and do not require binoculars. Because the naked eye has a wider field of view and can see more of the night sky, meteors will randomly appear anywhere in the night sky. The field of view of the telescope is too small.

When you look at an area, there might be a super bright fireball next to it!

If you are an astronomy enthusiast, you can use an astronomical telescope to observe more subtlely, so that you can study and understand, just just look at the meteor shower directly with the naked eye, and you can make a wish when you see the meteor shower, this is a very romantic plot, if you look at it with a telescope, it will be a bit of a bad scenery.

Meteor showers are still compared with the eyes to see. Astronomical telescopes have a smaller field of view. And when you use your eyes directly**, the field of view will be larger, and the scene you see will be more spectacular.

It is better to observe with a telescope because it can see more clearly and accurately, and observe more carefully, which is sometimes not very clear to the naked eye, but is not easy to distinguish.

It is better to observe with the help of an astronomical telescope, because the meteor shower is fast and far away, so it is more intuitive to observe with an astronomical telescope.

If you are closer, you can choose the naked eye**, and if you want to see more carefully or clearly, you can use an astronomical telescope.

It is better to observe it with the naked eye. If you look at it with the naked eye, you can feel the special romance of the meteor shower, and at the same time, it is convenient to make a wish.

Four meteor showers are more stable than bai every year.

January's. The DU quadrant is the Zhipid meteor shower, the Lyrid meteor shower in April, the Perseid I meteor shower in August and the Geminid meteor shower in December.

The next one is the Lyrid meteor shower.

Lyrid meteor shower, around April 22, this day happens to be Friday, it is 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.

Actually, meteor showers are not celestial phenomena that can be observed with astronomical telescopes. You have to understand this, he is appreciating it with the naked eye.

Want to see meteor showers, talk to us astronomy lovers.

The requirements for seeing other celestial phenomena at night are roughly the same.

Find a place away from the city's light pollution.

This is the first condition.

The weather was sunny. Cloudless night.

Moonlight will also affect the number of meteor showers you see (but you can't avoid this) as for the timing of your sighting.

You'll need to find out when each meteor shower will erupt online or otherwise.

The famous ones are. Leonid meteor shower, Southern Taurus.

Northern Taurus. meteor shower, Perseid meteor shower, Lyrid meteor shower, Geminid meteor shower as well.

Just a great past.

Quadrant stream with trouser shower.

The general forecast is for the maximum individual meteor showers.

As long as the weather gives you face.

You're basically seeing it at that time.

Generally speaking. A real-life meteor shower may disappoint you when you talk about Jane.

Maybe he's not as brilliant as you think.

It's basically measured in the number of pieces per hour, and you need to keep an eye on that place.

It's hard to have a Leonid meteor shower like that back then. Now the more popular ones are the Perseid and Geminid meteor showers, but.

If you want to think about how gorgeous he is, you're probably going to be disappointed.

Please report your normal heart**.

If Mercury is in the right position relative to the Sun and the Earth, you can see Mercury without an astronomical telescope. If the location is not suitable, Mercury will not be visible to even the most powerful telescopes.

Mercury is the innermost of the eight planets in the solar system, closest to the Sun, and is only 58 million kilometers away from the Sun. This makes it only a degree from the maximum angle of separation from the Sun when viewed from the Earth. When it's at its brightest, it should technically be easy to see from Earth, but it's actually not easy to find because it's too close to the Sun in the sky.

Therefore, unless there is a solar eclipse, Mercury is usually invisible under the light of the sun. In addition, it is possible to see Mercury before the sun rises in the early morning or a short time after the sun sets in the evening, and the angle between Mercury and the sun is near the maximum.

This is true whether you look at it with the naked eye or with an astronomical telescope.

Another way to see Mercury with an astronomical telescope is during the transit of Mercury.

The transit of Mercury is an astronomical phenomenon, that is, when Mercury orbits between the sun and the earth, and the sun, water, and earth happen to line up in a straight line, a small dark spot on the sun can be observed on the earth moving slowly, this phenomenon is called a transit of Mercury.

Because Mercury is too small and the sunlight is too intense, the transit cannot be seen with the naked eye, and can only be observed with an astronomical telescope with special filters.

The following ** is the transit of Mercury.

The small dot on the left side of the diagram is Mercury. The black spot on the right is a sunspot.

Transit of Mercury.

The average person can see it with the naked eye.

Deep-sky objects. Only M31

Andromeda Galaxy.

Only a faint patch of thin patches could be seen.

As for the nebulae within the Milky Way, almost none of them can be seen with the naked eye. Even with the help of a small telescope, the nebula seen is a thin white faint cloud.

Lots of star charts. There will be a list of nebulae, with.

Telescope.

The way to find a nebula is to use a low magnification.

The eyepiece first finds the bright star near the nebula, then slowly finds and locks it, and if necessary, changes to a high-powered eyepiece. In there is.

In light-damaged cities, it is difficult to find many nebulae even with telescopes, so it is best to use a nebula filter to improve visual contrast.

You don't need a telescope to observe meteor beams and rain dissipation, even binoculars with a large field of view. Because the appearance of meteors is very random, and the angle of view and speed of their passage are large, it is extremely difficult for telescopes to capture targets. Generally speaking, if you don't want to do meteor counting (just to watch rather than observe), you can bring a binocular, but its main purpose is just to dispel the boredom of waiting for meteors to appear.

The conditions for observing meteor showers are more difficult than dust, and reclining chairs or moisture-proof mats (convenient for lying down for observation), winter winter clothing and summer insect repellent will be of great help to the observation. Meteor showers can be photographed with a DSLR camera with an ultra-wide-angle or fisheye lens.