How to watch the Orinid meteor shower arrives on October 25 21 with 25 shooting stars per hour ‘until November 7!

The Earth revolves around the ruins and remains of the famous Haley’s Comet that was destroyed in 1986, and now shows us a series of beautiful performances from the sky that will also bring in up to 25 shooting stars per hour during the Orionid meteor shower. Catch the Shining Night Show on Wednesday night October 21 to stay behind the surviving parts of Dead Comet and its legacy.

The Orionides Meter Shower began airing its “Star” program on the night of October 2 last year when the planet finally reached the wreckage of the Haley Comet spacecraft. However, the show has seemed a bit out of focus in recent episodes.

The attractive meter show began on October 2 and will run until November 7 to see the north and south spheres. The peak of the Orinades meter rain will be on Wednesday, October 21, the night of Wednesday, October 22.

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Orionides Meter Shower 2020: How and when to see 25 shooting stars?

(Photo: NASA / JPL)
Orionid meteors appear each year around this time when Earth passes through an area of ​​space filled with debris from Comet Haley.

According to the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), the planet is now near the resting place of Comet Haley and scattered in the celestial sky. At this time of year, the public will be able to see one of the most beautiful and defined metered shower shows from the outside.

The space agency advises people to stay away from city and street lights, enjoy the open space, and experience the Orionids with their own eyes. NASA added that people should be in an open area, perhaps in a field or on a long stretch of road to see a shower of meters.

The Orionides meter rain will begin to show its 25 shooting stars per hour in the dark and night sky on October 21, specifically, approaching the hours and midnight, changing to the morning of October 22. NASA recommended that people simply plant floors in the ground and look at the dark sky.

October 21-22 are important dates and times for the Reynolds because it is the peak that represents “25 shooting stars per hour” with the survival of Comet Haley. NASA recommends pointing your feet to the southeast if you are in the northern hemisphere or northeast if you are coming from the south.

What makes the Orionid Meteor Shower and Comet Haley special?

Orionides Meter Rain and Heli Comet NASA has two favorite cosmic creatures that skim the night sky during Halloween. Both are special to NASA and astronomers because they land on Earth and are one of the most recognized stars in the world, Orion.

The two cosmic creatures are also close to the famous overworked and dying star, Betalges, who will soon see his supernatural and glorious departure. The speed in meters is 41 miles per second, which is equivalent to 147,600 miles per hour. The meteorological shower is unknown, if it does not pass through the gas, it glows in the sky for a few seconds.

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Written by Isaiah Alonzo