Next Meteor Shower: Delta Aquarids of July. Start looking for the Delta Aquarids in late July. All you really need is a clear sky and lots of patience, but the following tips can help maximize your shooting star viewing experience.Try to avoid looking at your bright phone screen too. A massive meteor shower hit the Earth and Moon 800 million years ago, according to new research. But the most spectacular long-lasting meteors, known as ‘Earthgrazers’, can be seen when the radiant is still low above the horizon.Don’t worry if you don’t spot one over the next few nights – the meteor shower is just beginning so you’ve still got plenty of opportunities left to get out and see it in action. While they usually peak before dawn around July 30, it may be worth looking before dawn starting on the 27th of July because there will be less Moon glare. The Perseids are widely sought after by astronomers and stargazers because most years at its peak, one can see 60 to 100 meteors in an hour from a dark place.They occur every year between July 17 and August 24 and tend to peak around August 9-13.In 2020, the Perseids will peak on the night between August 12 and August 13, according to There is no need for any special equipment or a lot of skills to view a meteor shower. The Lyrid meteor shower is the first major meteor shower of the year (Wittwoophoto/REX) If you need a break from the coronavirus chaos, then you may find it among the stars this week. Perseid Meteor Shower. The Lyrid meteor shower is the first of the major meteor showers of the year and it goes on for several days each April. The shooting stars will appear to come from a single point, or ‘radiant’, situated in the constellation Perseus, that climbs higher as the night progresses.Greater numbers of meteors are visible when the radiant is high.

April 22, 2020, before dawn, the Lyrids The Lyrid meteor shower – April’s shooting stars – lasts from about April 16 to 25.

You'll see more meteors that way. The Perseids are widely sought after by astronomers and stargazers because most years at its peak, one can see 60 to 100 meteors in an hour from a dark place. The Lyrids will peak tonight, Tuesday April 21 .

This year's shower will peak between midnight and dawn on November 17 and 18. One of the most prolific annual meteor showers, the fast, bright Leonids are associated with Comet Tempel-Tuttle. Astronomy fans have a lot to look up for at the moment, what with the comet Neowise currently blazing away above our heads.And things are about to ratchet up a notch because tonight marks the start of the annual Perseid meteor shower.Known as one of the best and brightest meteor showers of the year, the annual Perseids take place from mid-July to mid-August as the Earth passes through the debris left by the comet Swift-Tuttle.As the particles left behind by the comet smash into our atmosphere, viewers down on Earth can see them burn up and streak across the sky.The meteor shower won’t peak until the night of August 12/13 (when up to 150 could be visible per hour), but if you’re really, really keen you may see a shooting star from tonight onwards.After the peak, the meteor shower will begin to wind down again until August 24.Dr Robert Massey, from the Royal Astronomical Society, said: ‘The shower will be visible all over the UK, as long as the skies are clear.‘Unlike a lot of celestial events, meteor showers are easy to watch and no special equipment is needed, although a reclining chair and a blanket make viewing much more comfortable.’To make the best of the meteors, observers should avoid built-up areas and try to find an unobstructed view to the east. The Perseids are a highlight of the year for stargazersNever miss Bristol news again - sign up to receive our newsletter straight to your inboxThe Perseids are one of the brightest meteor showers of the year.Also known as shooting stars, the Perseid Meteor Shower is one of the highlights of the year for meteor hunters.The Perseids - which occur annually - are made of tiny space debris from the comet Swift-Tuttle and are named after the constellation Perseus.This is because the direction, or radiant, from which the shower seems to come in the sky lies in the same direction as Perseus. After the peak, the meteor shower will begin to wind down again until August 24.

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