When is the Next Meteor shower going to be?
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Leonids mid-November \nGeminids mid-December \nUrsids late December
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There is not a speciic comet that you will be able to see soon. Expect some meteor showers to be coming in your area. A good site that I recommend is: www.heavens-above.com
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i think you will be more luckier nov 19 11:54 pm you see 100 meteors per hour dark skies to be
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Yes. The maximum is November 17, but this year there is a predicted second peak activity November 19. These meteors can be seen from anywhere on Earth but you need to look after the constellation of Leo has risen, which means after midnight or so. Before that, most if not all the meteors will be over the horizon and not visible. The higher in the sky Leo gets, the more meteors you should see, so the best time is just before morning twilight starts, say about 5:00AM Saturday morning, November 18.
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There are several things. Right now comet Pojmanski is visible in the morning sky. Also Mercury is visble. In a month the Lyrid metershower will peak. Events like these are constantly posted on www.spaceweather.com
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there is no date set yet
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The next solar eclipse takes place on March 19, 2007, while the next total solar eclipse will occur on August 1, 2008. According to NASA, the March 19th 2007 eclipse will only be visible in Asia and Northern Alaska. You will have to wait until the August 1st, 2008 to see one in Canada.
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probably not, the moon has no atmosphere. meteor showers can be seen from space however, but i think from the moon would be a little too far away
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The end of the world is Sunday, December 23, 2012. I think I'll be here when that time comes. There will be a comet and everyone will look to the skies. And if it doesn't happen on that day, oh well, it gave me something to look forward to, and I'll continue on with a normal life, but I'm still not gonna waste that month trying to find Christmas presents for everyone.
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Yes the famous Leonid Meteor Shower is due tonight.\nCheck out this article to see if you can see it and when.\nhttp://www.space.com/spacewatch/061117_leonid_guide.html
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Next Meteor Shower\nLeonids\nNovember 14-21\nMax. November 17th. 8:25 UT. \nZHR ~20 ?? \n\nThe countdown:\n\nSince peak; 305 days 23 hrs. 52 min. 23 sec.\n\nThe countdown is for maximum and might not occur when it's dark where you are,\nbut it must be dark to observe the meteor shower.
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The Leonid meteor shower is predicted to peak at around 4:45-5UT on the 19th with a rate of about 100 to 150 meteors per hour.  This translates to about 10:45 to 11pm on the 18th in Kansas I think.  Unfortunately, the Leonid radiant (the point from which the Leonids appear to originate) is the constellation Leo -- which, in Kansas, does not rise until AFTER the peak.\n\nBut you will still be able to see some meteors after the radiant rises -- you just won't be able to witness the predicted maximum.  So if you have clear skies, go for it!
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There are 10 significant meteorshowers every year. The next one this year is called the Lyrids and peaks around april 22. It generates a typcial rate of 15 meteors per hour. Wether they are very visible in New York City due to ligth pollution I cant really say.
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The date on which a certain phase of the moon will occur depends on your geographical location on earth!\nTo avoid miscommunication, astronomers use Universal Time (UT) for dates and times concerning astronomical phenomena.\nThe next new moon will occur on May 27th 5.26 hr Universal Time
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Try the BBC website which has info about what meteor showers happen when. http://www.bbc.co.uk/science/space/solarsystem/meteors/index.shtml\n\nor the International Meteor Organisation\nhttp://www.imo.net/calendar/2007  - although it might be a bit too technical\n\nor Sky & Telescope magazine\nhttp://skytonight.com/observing/objects/meteors/3306006.html?page=1&c=y
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Beijing, China will see a total solar eclipse on Saturday, September 1, 2035; Tokyo will just miss totality with 99.5% of the sun obscured.\n\nBefore Tokyo's next total solar eclipse, the city will see three annular solar eclipses (April 7, 2312, October 23, 2386, and August 4, 2502).  Then, on Saturday, August 11, 2762, the sun will be fully covered by the moon for an impressive 6 minutes and 14 seconds.
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There's a major shower coming up on the morning of April 22.  It's known as the Perseid meteor shower, and it'll be peaking on the morning of the 22nd.