8 13 meteor shower, all information about 8 13 meteor shower

I can see it, around 11 o'clock in the afternoon. At 12 o'clock, 35 degrees to the west is about 3 degrees, and it is not suitable for the naked eye, so it is recommended to bring black sunglasses or a transparent parasol. Thank you.

From early morning to midnight, the most well-known Perseid meteor shower will streak across the sky, allowing the public to see the meteor shower with the naked eye. The maximum zenith flow per hour will reach about one stone, and the public can see it with the naked eye.

I think you can only see it in the United States.

Meteor shower name: Perseids

Comet Matrix: 109p Swift-Tuttle

Radiant: Perseus

Expected date of appearance: 12th-13th.

Description: The flow rate is high, and the peak hourly flow rate is about 60 pieces. The brightness is low, and patience is required when observing.

In China, there are two mornings of continuous observation: one is from 1 a.m. on August 12 to before dawn; The other is from 0:00 a.m. to before dawn on August 13. Two early mornings:

In the early morning of the first morning, the eastern part of China was basically unaffected by the moonlight, but the number of Liuxian Heng stars observed was relatively small; The first half of the latter morning was slightly disturbed by moonlight, but a relatively high number of meteors were observed.

1. Brother's maximum estimate: around 0:40 and 5:30 on the 13th.

2. Observation direction: northeast of the sky [because the radiant of the Perseid meteor shower does not rise from the horizon until 22 o'clock, and rises higher in the second half of the night].

The best time to observe this year is in the dark night sky just before dawn on August 12. If it is cloudy on that day, observations on the 11th and 13th are also important. Try observing the moon in the first half of the night for a few hours before it rises.

Unfortunately, at that time, the height of the radiant was still very low, and only a small percentage of the meteors in the group could be observed. At this time, the observed meteors of the Perseid meteor group usually have a long trajectory and produce meteor trails, but they are rare.

The meteor shower is over, to be exact, from 11 p.m. on the 12th to early morning on the 13th

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The famous "Perseid" meteor shower, from around 11 p.m. on the 12th to the early morning of the 13th and in the second half of the night, is the peak time of the Perseid meteor shower. In the early morning of August 13, the locust will reach its peak, when the maximum zenith flow per hour will be 100-140, and the public can see it with the naked eye without light interference and shading.

Experts reminded that since the peak of this year's meteor shower is the 20th day of the eighth month of the lunar calendar, the influence of the moon is more serious, and the best observation time is in the early morning of the 13th. Meteors can appear anywhere in the sky and are not limited to the radiant in the direction of Perseus.

If the night sky is clear, the whole of China and even the western part of Asia can witness the peak of the Perseid meteor shower.

It was over at three o'clock in the morning on August 13. It doesn't matter if you don't see it. This Perseid meteor shower is a meteor shower, which is more difficult to see.

There are also two meteor showers this year, which are perfect for **. Don't miss it! Leonid meteor shower (November 18).

According to the forecast of international astronomers, there will be a more intense Leonid Stream in the early next star shower this year. This ** breaks the saying that the Leonid meteor shower is in a quiet period for several years. The peak of the Leonid meteor shower will occur on the day of the month and the day of the day (Beijing time (which may be delayed by minutes and minutes).

At that time, the maximum flow per hour will be about 1 pieces, which will be a "rainstorm level" and we can use the naked eye from 2 to 4 am on the 18th**.

Geminid meteor shower (December 7-December 17) Just like a Chinese New Year blockbuster, the Geminid meteor shower usually arrives at the end of the year as scheduled, and the "release schedule" will last from the month to the day. The Geminid meteor shower will reach its peak in the early hours of the morning, with a maximum theoretical number of meteors per hour. The Geminid meteor shower is great for observation, not only because the meteors are slower, but the bright meteors also leave a white aftermath.

There is no geographical restriction on the observation of meteor showers, as long as the time coincides and the weather is fine, you can observe it with the naked eye! The premise is that the weather is clear and the air is ***!! It is better to observe the meteor shower in an open place with a good view, preferably on a high balcony, a large lawn, or a large school playground!!