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Is there a meteor shower tonight? Meteor Showers Calendar 2017 with dates and viewing tips from The Old Farmer's Almanac.

Meteor Showers Calendar 2. Dates and Viewing Tips When Is the Next Meteor Shower?

When is the next meteor shower? See the Almanac’s 2. Meteor Showers Calendar for the dates of all the principal meteor showers during the year, plus meteor shower viewing tips. Meteor Shower Viewing Tips. The most common question is “Where can I see the meteor showers?”The answer is: ANYWHERE in the sky! For everyone, weather conditions and light pollution are the only reasons you can not see the showers. The sky needs to be dark and clear, away from all the city lights. Bright moonlight, within a few days of a full Moon, will also reduce the number of meteors that you will see.

Now that that question is out of the way, let’s share some tips: Where to look? The best place to start is between the radiant and the zenith (straight above you). The radiant is where the meteors appear to start from, such as the constellation Perseus, from which the Perseid meteor showers appear to radiate.

When to look? The time of the year for each shower is determined by when in Earth’s orbit it crosses the stream of meteoroids. On the chart below, see the “date of maximum,” which shows when meteor showers will be the strongest.

Note that the “best” viewing times are usually predawn and late evening. In nearly all showers, the radiant is highest just before dawn. The Geminid meteor showers are visible all night long, since Gemini arises just an hour or two after nightfall; the radiant is highest a little after midnight.) Sporadic meteors (unrelated to a shower and commonly called shooting stars) can be seen on any night, but increase in frequency after midnight and peak just before dawn. Starting around midnight, your location on the globe spins around to the forward- facing half of Earth (in relation to the direction of orbit). At dawn, your location on the globe directly faces the direction in which Earth is traveling along its orbit. So between midnight and dawn, you’ll be viewing the meteors head- on, for a more frequent display. You don’t need any special equipment.

In fact, binoculars do not work for meteor showers. The naked eye is best. Spread a blanket on the ground and look up in the dark night sky. For more information, click here to read our article, “What are Meteor Showers: Facts About Shooting Stars.”2. Meteor Showers Calendar. Is there a meteor shower tonight? When is the next meteor shower? Note that the meteor shower dates do not change much from year to year.  Find viewing tips for the two “biggies” here: the Perseid Meteor Shower and the Geminid Meteor Shower.

Principal Meteor Showers. SHOWERBESTVIEWINGPOINTOFORIGINDATEOFMAXIMUM*NO. PERHOURASSOCIATEDCOMETQuadrantid. Predawn. NJan. 4. Lyrid. Predawn. SApr. Thatcher. Eta Aquarid.

Predawn. SEMay 4. Halley. Delta Aquarid. Predawn. SJuly 3. Watch Doc Hollywood Online Free HD here. Perseid. Predawn.

NEAug. 1. 1–1. 35. Swift- Tuttle. Draconid. Late evening. NWOct. Giacobini- Zinner. Orionid. Predawn. SOct. 2. 1–2. 21. Halley. Taurid. Late evening.

SNov. 9. 3Encke. Leonid. Predawn. SNov. 1. Tempel- Tuttle. Andromedid. Mischief Night Full Movie there. Late evening. SNov. Biela. Geminid. All night. NEDec. 1. 3–1. 47. Ursid. Predawn. NDec.

Tuttle*May vary by one or two days    **Moonless, rural sky    Bold = most prominent“Predawn” means an hour or so before morning twilight. Best time to view most major showers.“Late evening” means approximately between 1.

In general, most major meteor showers are best seen after midnight; some do not even appear until after then. Usually, a better time to see them is after 2 a. Geminids, however, can be seen starting earlier, such as around 9 or 1. Sometimes Draconids may be visible at nightfall through early evening. Watch Ping Pong Summer Online (2017).

See the monthly Sky Watch for highlights of the night sky and a printable sky map!