Epsilon Perseids Meteor Shower to Peak on September 9-10
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Epsilon Perseids Meteor Shower to Peak on September 9-10
On the night of September 9-10, the night sky will be streaked by the Epsilon Perseids, one of the fastest meteor showers known to astronomy. This year, the peak coincides with a period of minimal moonlight, providing a rare window of clarity for observers to spot these high-velocity particles without the interference of lunar glare. What sets the Epsilon Perseids apart is not their quantity, but their speed. Particles hit the Earth's atmosphere…
During September you can see the rain of Epsilon Perseida meteors from Mexico and here we tell you the day when you will be at your peak.
A meteor shower can be observed during the evenings of September 9th and 10th. It is the Perseida Epsilon, a phenomenon that can be seen from Sonora and that will remain active until the end of the month.Alfredo Manríquez Rangel, astrophysicist and in charge of the Observatory of the Sonora Ecological Center, explained that this meteor shower can be seen at the naked eye, provided that a dark site with little light contamination is chosen.Unlike…
During September, three meteor rains will reach their peak and so you don't miss them, we share all the details.
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