During the past week, the earth witnessed the peak of the meteor shower meteorite at the rate of 20 meteors per hour, and the earth passes, during the current week, in the densest part of the comet Halley's impact, which includes dust and debris, which leads to the meteor shower of ETA Dalmatians. The meteors of the Southern Hemisphere will monitor these meteors better, as the rate will be 20-40 meteors per hour, and on the other side the rate in the Northern Hemisphere will be 10-15 meteors per hour, according to the "Observatory of the Future", which is affiliated with the "Dubai Future Foundation" ». The inhabitants of the earth saw Halley's comet in the sky for the last time in 1986, and this comet approaches the earth once every 76 years, but he left behind a long trail of dust that the earth passes through, during the period from April 19, 2020 to May 28, 2020, which leads to the shower of Eta meteors Deltoids. The earth will again pass through this wreck during October 2020, which will lead to a massive meteor shower.
It may be difficult to see the current shower during this period, due to the full moon that illuminates the sky, in addition to the presence of three shiny planets, namely: Jupiter, Saturn and Mars. But the amateur astronomer, Ian Musgrave, told the Australian Broadcasting Corporation: "Nevertheless, the night sky will be wonderful, during this period of balconies, giving the viewer a good time."
Eta's meteor shower is called Dalloyat by that name because of Etta Aquarius, one of the brightest stars in Aquarius. This star appears as the source or radiator that emanates from meteors in the sky. Bruce McClure, a researcher at EarthSky.org, said: "This sphere can be seen by tracing the location of the constellation Aquarius, and determining the location of the star group consisting of four stars, including the star of ETA Aquarius, and forms a water container. Because Etta Aquarius looks like it's shining with this glow. ” A person does not need to use telescopes to see this show, and he only has to move away from lighting sources.
The sky will be a wonderful night during this period of balconies, giving the viewer a good time.