You don't need any equipment to watch a meteor shower - just your eyes! But there is a complicating factor: We are less than a day from April's Full Pink Moon, as our Moon reaches its Full phase ...

One of the world’s oldest meteor showers is set to recur this month with the best visibility in the northern hemisphere. This celestial event looming on the horizon is the Lyrid meteor shower.

So here’s your must-see shooting star-gazing schedule for 2020: April 21-22: Lyrids meteor shower (moon is 1% illuminated) November 16-17: Leonids meteor shower (moon is 5% illuminated ...

Things pick up again in April with the Lyrids meteor shower. Its radiant is Lyra, which will rise out of the eastern sky every night during its run. This one is a little bigger than most ...

A telescope is not needed to see the Lyrid meteor showing in the skies above Northern Ireland Astronomers will well be aware that we are currently in the middle of a Lyrid meteor shower.

Star trails taken during the Lyrid meteor shower. A new astronomical event can be seen from Mexico during the month of April 2022, because this time, citizens passionate about space will be able ...

The Quadrantids Meteor Shower will peak tomorrow night, providing you with the first opportunity to see shooting stars in 2020. The meteor ... the next shower. The Lyrids Meteor Shower will ...

The best viewing occurs in early predawn hours when the moon sits low. The Lyrid meteor shower will follow in mid-April, offering the next major opportunity to view shooting stars in 2025.