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Washington
The sky will shine again in November. Although firecrackers don’t go off on the ground during Diwali week, fireworks from the sky surely will. The special thing is that this month there will be two meteors. Astronomers are very excited about the stars falling from the sky, which will create incredible views.
Southern Taurids and Northern Taurids The rain has been activated and will soon light up the sky. As the southern peak of Taurid continues, northern Taurid will be more active from November 11 to 12. Taurids are born when the earth passes through the debris of Comet 2P-Encke. In this case, shooting stars are seen from the ground.
Why are these stars so special?
Leonid became active this week and will continue later this month. They originate from Comet 55P / Tempel-Tuttle and a host of shooting stars have lit the sky for centuries. Sometimes hundreds of stars can be seen in an hour.
However, the American Meteor Society (AMS) says that it is difficult for us to see such heavy rainfall in our lives. It may be that in 2030 there will be such rain. This year, Leonidas can show up to 15 stars in an hour from November 16 to 17, when there won’t be many obstacles due to the moon.
How to see
They can be seen before sunrise. It would be difficult to see them in more light. You can see more stars than lying on the ground. They can be seen coming from the direction of the constellations Leo or Taurus.
