Lyrid meteor shower photos: Which direction to look and photograph a meteor shower?
One of the oldest known meteor showers returns to the sky this week and will peak next week. How can astronomers observe this phenomenon?The Lyrid meteor shower, caused by debris from Comet Thatcher, becomes visible annually on Earth each April. Although meteors do not have the distinctive tails that are usually associated with meteors, they do produce bright flashes called fireballs.Geminid meteor shower, captivating video reveals spectacular cosmic displayWhen will the meteor shower peak?According to the American Meteor Society, the meteor shower will peak on Monday, April 21 and Tuesday, April 22. Although this will be the peak of the Lyrid meteor shower, astronomers may spot some shooting meteors as early as Thursday night. The shower is expected to end on April 26.Lyrid Meteor Shower: How can you see such a wonderful event?The Lyrids are most visible from the northern […]