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Want to see a meteor shower next week? Every year, they are coming like hours and means planning the star rides. Here’s what comes to the next one, and for the rest of 2025.
Tips to watch
The first recommendation to see the most meteor in any shower is the first recommendation, which is deprived of the big city – and this also applies to suburbs. Light pollution is the enemy of the spatial review, and most meteor shows allow you to have a large city that has difficulty visible in suburban areas. From there, you will want to find the brightness – the point of the meteor shower is also known as the point of the formation – and then point out your eyes in this direction. The light of the moon can also be a negative factor, but the visibility of the meteor shows, the image of or not the light of the moon is due to the nature.
LiRids
Milky Way and Meteors, Annual Meteor Shower, in 2018, a meteor shower in the night sky on Burg Auf Fehmarn on the Balg Auf, North Germany.
When: From April 15th April
Peak history: April 21-22
Maximum meteor rate: 18 meteors per hour
Bright: Lyra
Lirids reckoning the meteor shower in April. Color, will escape the Eastern sky every night, this will come out during his run. This is the most, most of the 18 meteors per hour. Earth Works through C / 1861 G1 Thanker Comet every April to bring this shower to citizens. Interestingly, meteors do not have ways to do, but can produce some bright fire balls.
And aquariums
When: 20 April – May 21
Peak history: May 3 – 4
Maximum meteor rate: 50 meters in the hour
Bright: Passage
Halley’s comet is in charge of 1P / Halley, ETA Aquariides, and this is the largest meteor shower that occurs during the spring with 50 meters. The only negative aspect is that its shiny, dear, the destarius does not go out of the southeastern sky by local time, you will have to wake up very early or be superior to catch it. On the top, the month will not hinder the image for this meteor shower of the month.
Alfaokornids
When: July 12 – August 12
Peak history: July 29-30
Maximum meteor rate: 5 meters in the hour
Bright: Cobble
Alpha Capricornids is a small meteor shower from 169p / neat comets. Not a strong shower, but some are noteworthy to produce a pretty big fire ball. The southern and northern hemisphere also appear to be equally. It is a bright, crossing the southern sky and visible all night during the summit. Fortunately, the moon will not be very integer, so it will not prevent the landscape too.
South Delta Aquarides
When: July 28 – August 12
Peak history: July 29-30
Maximum meteor rate: 25 meteors per hour
Bright: Passage
Southern Delta Aquariids often shade Alpha Capricornids. This meteor shower is officially after a day or two days after the beginning of August. His early summit puts it on the same day with alpha okkornids, so if you see a shot star on July 29 or 30, can come from both. This is one of the gentleness, a gentle couple of two showers, a cup of a trap. Researchers do not give 100% comet southern delta aquariums, although currently 96p / machholz.
Character
A meteor from the starstrands and Persid meteor shower, this marked image is seen on Sutton Courtenay, a small village in Oxfordshire.
When: July 17 – August 23
Peak history: 12 is growing
Maximum meteor rate: 100 meters in the hour
Bright: Complication
Presentations are one of the spatial events that occur during the summer. This comes from 109p / Swift-Tuttle Comet and is one of the most consistent deals in the year. Moreover, the perfect meteor shower occurs during the summer with air. Colorful, the evening from the northeastern sky is a person who left the evening from the evening and left all night. The only consumption will make it difficult for the month to be almost full during the pinnacle of the month in 2025, it will be more difficult and even more difficult.
South Taurids
When: September 23 – November 4
Peak history: October 10-11
Maximum meteor rate: 5 meters in the hour
Bright: Bull
Southern bendiders are one of the longest-term meteours of the year that lasted more than a month. You can not particularly do not take a meteor shower, but when searching for someone other than in several other meteor shows. 2P / ENCKKE Comet is in the end and away from Halloween a few weeks. This is combined with northern travers to make a meteor shower of Taurids. However, in different days, they climb to the peak, so often listed as a separate meteor shower.
Orionis
When: October 2 – November 12
Peak history: October 22-23
Maximum meteor rate: 20 meteors per hour
Bright: Orion
Orionis is a reasonable active meteor shower mainly occurring in October. In addition, the famous Halley’s comet, like Eta Aquariids shower, has the difference in the future. Unlike the ETA heights, Orionids go out of the Orion Zodiac of Orion from the Eastern Heaven in October. Also, the month will be almost new, so this year will be one of the darkest heavens in any meteor shower.
Draconids
When: October 6 – October 10
Peak history: October 8
Maximum meteor rate: 10 meters in the hour
Bright: Draco
Draconids are the shortest one in the list that lasts a small meteor shower and within four days. 21 / P Giacobini-Zimmer is full of Comet and has a fairly worthy summit in about 10 meters per hour. Peak occurs only two days after the start, and then the Meteor shower ends two days later. Draco, which is bright for draconids, is easy to find in the night sky of Draco, between great dip and small dampers.
Taurids north
When: October 13 – December 1
Peak history: From November 8 to 9
Maximum meteor rate: 5 meters in the hour
Bright: Bull
North Taurids are the other half of the shower of Taurids, and it lasts until October until December. On November 8, it is almost half way with the start of the southern counterpart on November 8, which is a few weeks late. Otherwise, the two are almost the same. Both are fuel with the best products around 2P / TKKE Complete and five meteors per hour. Currently, researchers come from a different segment of the Tennke Comet trail of this shower, so it is often listed separately from South cousin.
Leonides
When: November 3 – December 2
Peak history: November 16 to 17
Maximum meteor rate: 15 meteors per hour
Bright: Juice
After a few days in North Taurids, Leonids shower will also rise to the top. Created by 55p / Tempel-Tuttle Comet, Leonids, for most of the run, will come from the Leo Horoscope in the Eastern sky in the eastern sky. This is a greater meteor shower than a shower than orionate orionates. Fourth, as the fourth week intersects, it may be difficult to say which meteor shower is coming from a shooter. This is especially true that this Taurus, Lion and Orio is in the Eastern sky in the city in this time of the year. Leonides often have fast, bright meteors that often leave a trail, it can also be the only way to differentiate a leonides from the other three shows.
Geminids
When: From December 4 to December 20
Peak history: December 14-15
Maximum meteor rate: 120 meteors per hour
Bright: Twins
Geminids are one of the largest meteor of the year and are peaks in a distance of two weeks from Christmas. Created by 3200 Phaethon Comet and can show up in the correct circumstances as 120 meters per hour. Geminids are brightest with brighter, slow-moving meteors, facilitates seeing in brighter areas like cities or suburbs. It happens in the cold season but can put a pretty show when looking out of the big city.
Urban
When: From December 17 to December 26
Peak history: December 22-23
Maximum meteor rate: 10 meters in the hour
Bright: Small dipping
Ursids begins immediately after the summit of the geminids and lasted until the day after Christmas. Since the suffering is finished before Christmas, it is statistically supposed to have followed a Christmas film with a fire star, he came from Amrsids. The shower peaks in December 22 from the evening to the evening in the night sky easily. Like Draconids, just nine days, just as long as nine days, almost disappears as it seems.
Quadrants
When :: December 12, 2025 January 12, 2026
Peak history: From January 3 to 4, 2026
Maximum meteor rate: 120 meteors per hour
Bright: The Great Dipper
The year, Quandrantids ends the same way that he started with a meteor shower. Starts in early December and wrapped around with the new year. Thus, although the only meteor shower in which happened twice a year, the summit is always on the first days of January. Otherwise, it is the same meteor shower as the quadrants listed above. So we will use this space to convey a fun. Most of the meteor showers create meteors as the floating fabrics floating because of the earth, leaving the earth, passing through the earth. However, the quadrantids are not an asteroid and comet until 2003, but also. Researchers believe that 2003 was a potentially death and became asteroid.
