WEATHER ALERT
June skies have a nice surprise!
Read full article: June skies have a nice surprise!You don’t hear much about daytime meteor showers. After all, it’s going to be hard to see a lot of shooting stars with a bright sun competing for attention! However, these first two weeks of June the most active of all daytime meteor showers, the Arietids, shows up in the eastern sky and, as you might expect, the best time to catch one is right before the sun actually shows up! EarthSky has this advice for possibly seeing as many as 60 meteors per hour: you might catch an Arietid in the last dark hour before dawn, any time during the first and second weeks of June. And, in 2022, the shower’s peak comes on June 7. That means tomorrow morning! Here is their full article on the Arietids.
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‘Best meteor shower of the year’ is upon us
Read full article: ‘Best meteor shower of the year’ is upon usWe’re lucky to get fleeting moments throughout the year when we can witness beautiful sights in the sky. Thanks to space experts, we’re fortunate enough to have a heads up as to when we’ll get the best view of them.