How to watch the Perseid meteor shower in Brazil
- August 16, 2022
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between days 12 and 13 August., Friday as well as Saturday accordingly, we will have the apex of the annual meteor shower, Perseids. The expected average speed will
between days 12 and 13 August., Friday as well as Saturday accordingly, we will have the apex of the annual meteor shower, Perseids. The expected average speed will
between days 12 and 13 August., Friday as well as Saturday accordingly, we will have the apex of the annual meteor shower, Perseids. The expected average speed will be 60 km per second. For those who don’t know, the event is nothing more than cometary dust. Swift Tuttle. One of its main features is green trailthe brighter event at the beginning is also called “falling stars“.
Green meteor shower spotted in New Zealand
A similar spectacle can be observed with the Perseid meteor shower, which peaks on August 13.
It can be observed all over the world, although it is more visible in North hemisphere. At night, when the sky is (almost) completely dark, this is the best time to enjoy it, as the city lights won’t be a problem. Ideally, there should be no rain or cloudiness, as this can significantly spoil the impression. Second bill cook, NASA Astronomer and Head of the Meteoroid Division:
Unfortunately, the peak of Perseid activity this year will fall on the most unfavorable conditions for observers.
In the aforementioned Northern Hemisphere, this time there are few shooting stars, averaging 10 to 20 per hourand the norm should be between 50 and 60:
On their official page in twitterThe US space agency has good-naturedly pointed out that anyone who wants to use the Perseids in 2022 will have to face several adverse conditions – among them full moon glow, which can outshine the meteor shower. However, enthusiasts will be able to enjoy the “presentation” if they are in the right place, at the right time, and with equipment that facilitates the procedure.
Conditions, of course, could be better, but it won’t be impossible. What is your opinion on this topic? Are you interested despite the difficulties, or will you wait for another, more “optimized” opportunity? Share your point of view on this issue and follow our social networks!
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Source: g1.globo.com, blogs.nasa.gov.
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