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A Lyrid meteor from orbit, by Sophie Adenot.
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A Lyrid meteor from orbit, by Sophie Adenot.
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A Lyrid meteor from orbit, by Sophie Adenot.
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A Lyrid meteor from orbit, by Sophie Adenot.
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A Lyrid meteor from orbit, by Sophie Adenot.
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Last night at 1am, clear sky and the "peak" of the #Lyrids of which I saw exactly 1 in two hours. Did some star trails again hoping to capture meteors as well, but only got satellites.
May as well become a satellite spotter for all that I can change anything.
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Last night at 1am, clear sky and the "peak" of the #Lyrids of which I saw exactly 1 in two hours. Did some star trails again hoping to capture meteors as well, but only got satellites.
May as well become a satellite spotter for all that I can change anything.
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Last night at 1am, clear sky and the "peak" of the #Lyrids of which I saw exactly 1 in two hours. Did some star trails again hoping to capture meteors as well, but only got satellites.
May as well become a satellite spotter for all that I can change anything.
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Last night at 1am, clear sky and the "peak" of the #Lyrids of which I saw exactly 1 in two hours. Did some star trails again hoping to capture meteors as well, but only got satellites.
May as well become a satellite spotter for all that I can change anything.
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Last night at 1am, clear sky and the "peak" of the #Lyrids of which I saw exactly 1 in two hours. Did some star trails again hoping to capture meteors as well, but only got satellites.
May as well become a satellite spotter for all that I can change anything.
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How to Observe the Lyrids Meteor Shower This April
📰 Original title: How to Watch the 2026 Lyrids Meteor Shower at Its Peak
🤖 IA: It's not clickbait ✅
👥 Usuarios: It's not clickbait ✅View full AI summary: https://killbait.com/en/how-to-observe-the-lyrids-meteor-shower-this-april/?redirpost=2c678528-04dc-4b51-b773-9e58029056d2
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How to Observe the Lyrids Meteor Shower This April
📰 Original title: How to Watch the 2026 Lyrids Meteor Shower at Its Peak
🤖 IA: It's not clickbait ✅
👥 Usuarios: It's not clickbait ✅View full AI summary: https://killbait.com/en/how-to-observe-the-lyrids-meteor-shower-this-april/?redirpost=2c678528-04dc-4b51-b773-9e58029056d2
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How to Observe the Lyrids Meteor Shower This April
📰 Original title: How to Watch the 2026 Lyrids Meteor Shower at Its Peak
🤖 IA: It's not clickbait ✅
👥 Usuarios: It's not clickbait ✅View full AI summary: https://killbait.com/en/how-to-observe-the-lyrids-meteor-shower-this-april/?redirpost=2c678528-04dc-4b51-b773-9e58029056d2
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The Lyrids are one of the oldest recorded meteor showers, with reported sightings dating back over 2,500 years. And they’re making their annual display next week. @Independent tells us how to witness the spectacle:
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The Lyrids are one of the oldest recorded meteor showers, with reported sightings dating back over 2,500 years. And they’re making their annual display next week. @Independent tells us how to witness the spectacle:
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The Lyrids are one of the oldest recorded meteor showers, with reported sightings dating back over 2,500 years. And they’re making their annual display next week. @Independent tells us how to witness the spectacle:
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The Lyrids are one of the oldest recorded meteor showers, with reported sightings dating back over 2,500 years. And they’re making their annual display next week. @Independent tells us how to witness the spectacle:
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The Lyrids are one of the oldest recorded meteor showers, with reported sightings dating back over 2,500 years. And they’re making their annual display next week. @Independent tells us how to witness the spectacle:
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Space Weather
A G2 geomagnetic storm watch is in effect for 17 & 18 April.
Earth will be coming under the influence of the fast solar wind from this large coronal hole, which is now facing towards us.
Strong aurora may combine with meteors from the annual Lyrids meteor shower, which peaks on 22 April, making for some stunning photo opportunities!
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Space Weather
A G2 geomagnetic storm watch is in effect for 17 & 18 April.
Earth will be coming under the influence of the fast solar wind from this large coronal hole, which is now facing towards us.
Strong aurora may combine with meteors from the annual Lyrids meteor shower, which peaks on 22 April, making for some stunning photo opportunities!
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Space Weather
A G2 geomagnetic storm watch is in effect for 17 & 18 April.
Earth will be coming under the influence of the fast solar wind from this large coronal hole, which is now facing towards us.
Strong aurora may combine with meteors from the annual Lyrids meteor shower, which peaks on 22 April, making for some stunning photo opportunities!
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Space Weather
A G2 geomagnetic storm watch is in effect for 17 & 18 April.
Earth will be coming under the influence of the fast solar wind from this large coronal hole, which is now facing towards us.
Strong aurora may combine with meteors from the annual Lyrids meteor shower, which peaks on 22 April, making for some stunning photo opportunities!
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Space Weather
A G2 geomagnetic storm watch is in effect for 17 & 18 April.
Earth will be coming under the influence of the fast solar wind from this large coronal hole, which is now facing towards us.
Strong aurora may combine with meteors from the annual Lyrids meteor shower, which peaks on 22 April, making for some stunning photo opportunities!
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Fun in the skies this April: https://www.timeanddate.com/news/astronomy/night-sky-april-2026
"Despite the name, April’s Pink Moon won’t actually appear pink. The name is thought to come from pink phlox flowers that bloom in North America around this time of year." Oh well.
I've never heard of "earthshine" before, so I had to look it up. NASA earthshine article: https://science.nasa.gov/earth/earth-observatory/earthshine-83782/
Apparently it's better in the spring.
#Astronomy #Moon #EarthShine #Lyrids #MeteorShower #Telescope
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Fun in the skies this April: https://www.timeanddate.com/news/astronomy/night-sky-april-2026
"Despite the name, April’s Pink Moon won’t actually appear pink. The name is thought to come from pink phlox flowers that bloom in North America around this time of year." Oh well.
I've never heard of "earthshine" before, so I had to look it up. NASA earthshine article: https://science.nasa.gov/earth/earth-observatory/earthshine-83782/
Apparently it's better in the spring.
#Astronomy #Moon #EarthShine #Lyrids #MeteorShower #Telescope
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Fun in the skies this April: https://www.timeanddate.com/news/astronomy/night-sky-april-2026
"Despite the name, April’s Pink Moon won’t actually appear pink. The name is thought to come from pink phlox flowers that bloom in North America around this time of year." Oh well.
I've never heard of "earthshine" before, so I had to look it up. NASA earthshine article: https://science.nasa.gov/earth/earth-observatory/earthshine-83782/
Apparently it's better in the spring.
#Astronomy #Moon #EarthShine #Lyrids #MeteorShower #Telescope
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Fun in the skies this April: https://www.timeanddate.com/news/astronomy/night-sky-april-2026
"Despite the name, April’s Pink Moon won’t actually appear pink. The name is thought to come from pink phlox flowers that bloom in North America around this time of year." Oh well.
I've never heard of "earthshine" before, so I had to look it up. NASA earthshine article: https://science.nasa.gov/earth/earth-observatory/earthshine-83782/
Apparently it's better in the spring.
#Astronomy #Moon #EarthShine #Lyrids #MeteorShower #Telescope
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Space Weather
Lyrids meteor shower peaks on Tuesday
Observations of the Lyrids date back around 2,700 years meaning it is one of the oldest-known meteor showers.
The fireballs are created by debris from Comet Thatcher, which takes more than 400 years to orbit the Sun and was discovered in 1861 by A. E. Thatcher.
They are named after the constellation Lyra and the radiant position, which is where the meteors appear to emanate from, is south-west of the star Vega.
Read more:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/articles/ce840rlve0eo -
Space Weather
Lyrids meteor shower peaks on Tuesday
Observations of the Lyrids date back around 2,700 years meaning it is one of the oldest-known meteor showers.
The fireballs are created by debris from Comet Thatcher, which takes more than 400 years to orbit the Sun and was discovered in 1861 by A. E. Thatcher.
They are named after the constellation Lyra and the radiant position, which is where the meteors appear to emanate from, is south-west of the star Vega.
Read more:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/articles/ce840rlve0eo -
Space Weather
Lyrids meteor shower peaks on Tuesday
Observations of the Lyrids date back around 2,700 years meaning it is one of the oldest-known meteor showers.
The fireballs are created by debris from Comet Thatcher, which takes more than 400 years to orbit the Sun and was discovered in 1861 by A. E. Thatcher.
They are named after the constellation Lyra and the radiant position, which is where the meteors appear to emanate from, is south-west of the star Vega.
Read more:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/articles/ce840rlve0eo -
Space Weather
Lyrids meteor shower peaks on Tuesday
Observations of the Lyrids date back around 2,700 years meaning it is one of the oldest-known meteor showers.
The fireballs are created by debris from Comet Thatcher, which takes more than 400 years to orbit the Sun and was discovered in 1861 by A. E. Thatcher.
They are named after the constellation Lyra and the radiant position, which is where the meteors appear to emanate from, is south-west of the star Vega.
Read more:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/articles/ce840rlve0eo -
Space Weather
Lyrids meteor shower peaks on Tuesday
Observations of the Lyrids date back around 2,700 years meaning it is one of the oldest-known meteor showers.
The fireballs are created by debris from Comet Thatcher, which takes more than 400 years to orbit the Sun and was discovered in 1861 by A. E. Thatcher.
They are named after the constellation Lyra and the radiant position, which is where the meteors appear to emanate from, is south-west of the star Vega.
Read more:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/articles/ce840rlve0eo -
Stargazing level up. The Lyrids meteor shower peaks Apr 21-22. No gear needed, just find dark skies away from city lights. Let eyes adapt (30 mins). Pro tip: use apps like Stellarium to track the radiant. Catch ~15-20 meteors/hr. #Lyrids #Stargazing #Space
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Stargazing level up. The Lyrids meteor shower peaks Apr 21-22. No gear needed, just find dark skies away from city lights. Let eyes adapt (30 mins). Pro tip: use apps like Stellarium to track the radiant. Catch ~15-20 meteors/hr. #Lyrids #Stargazing #Space
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Stargazing level up. The Lyrids meteor shower peaks Apr 21-22. No gear needed, just find dark skies away from city lights. Let eyes adapt (30 mins). Pro tip: use apps like Stellarium to track the radiant. Catch ~15-20 meteors/hr. #Lyrids #Stargazing #Space
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Stargazing level up. The Lyrids meteor shower peaks Apr 21-22. No gear needed, just find dark skies away from city lights. Let eyes adapt (30 mins). Pro tip: use apps like Stellarium to track the radiant. Catch ~15-20 meteors/hr. #Lyrids #Stargazing #Space
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Stargazing level up. The Lyrids meteor shower peaks Apr 21-22. No gear needed, just find dark skies away from city lights. Let eyes adapt (30 mins). Pro tip: use apps like Stellarium to track the radiant. Catch ~15-20 meteors/hr. #Lyrids #Stargazing #Space
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Keeping up with the latest #astronomy news in the stargazing app #StarWalk. #lyrids #meteorshower #shootingstars #stargazing #starwalk starwalk.space/ay/en/lyrids
Lyrids 2025: All You Need to K... -
Keeping up with the latest #astronomy news in the stargazing app #StarWalk. #lyrids #meteorshower #shootingstars #stargazing #starwalk starwalk.space/ay/en/lyrids
Lyrids 2025: All You Need to K... -
Keeping up with the latest #astronomy news in the stargazing app #StarWalk. #lyrids #meteorshower #shootingstars #stargazing #starwalk starwalk.space/ay/en/lyrids
Lyrids 2025: All You Need to K... -
Keeping up with the latest #astronomy news in the stargazing app #StarWalk. #lyrids #meteorshower #shootingstars #stargazing #starwalk starwalk.space/ay/en/lyrids
Lyrids 2025: All You Need to K... -
Keeping up with the latest #astronomy news in the stargazing app #StarWalk. #lyrids #meteorshower #shootingstars #stargazing #starwalk starwalk.space/ay/en/lyrids
Lyrids 2025: All You Need to K... -
The Lyrids meteor shower. Watch along the horizon, moving across from left to right. At 30 seconds, something incredible happens in the top right of the frame.
I'm not sure what exactly it is, but I know it's special.
#NightSky #Timelapse #Milkyway #Astrophotography #Meteors #Lyrids
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The Lyrids meteor shower. Watch along the horizon, moving across from left to right. At 30 seconds, something incredible happens in the top right of the frame.
I'm not sure what exactly it is, but I know it's special.
#NightSky #Timelapse #Milkyway #Astrophotography #Meteors #Lyrids
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The Lyrids meteor shower. Watch along the horizon, moving across from left to right. At 30 seconds, something incredible happens in the top right of the frame.
I'm not sure what exactly it is, but I know it's special.
#NightSky #Timelapse #Milkyway #Astrophotography #Meteors #Lyrids