![]() ![]() The data used here is derived from Wikipedia. Is an estimate, the actual number an observer could see depends on the actual intensity of the shower (which can be highly variable) the average number of meteors an individual observer could see in an hour, assuming perfectly dark sky conditions. The ZHR value refers to the Zenithal Hourly Rate, the point in the sky where the meteors appear to come from. The celestial coordinates refer to the meteor shower radiant position, This is a list of the currently active meteor showers. This list is similar to the list above, and provides constantly updated information about the brightest asteroids and dwarf planets visible in the sky. To provide the most accurate information, the data about visibility and other visual features is updated several times every day. This is a list of the bright comets that are currently visible, or that will likely become bright and visible in the future. PlanetĬredits for the planet images: NASA-APL - NASA. It is possible to view full details for each planet. This table shows current essential information about the planets.
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