Active until January 16, the Quadrantids are best observed from the Northern Hemisphere, with prime viewing opportunities in the Northwest and Pacific regions. To catch the celestial show ...

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Start 2025 by witnessing a spectacular celestial event! During the first five days of January, the Quadrantid meteor shower will light up the night sky and will be visible from New York.

NASA called Quadrantids, which peak in early January annually, "one of the best annual meteor showers." "Most meteor showers have a two-day peak, which makes catching the sight of these other ...

The month kicks off with the Quadrantid meteor shower ... The annual meteor shower, which began in December, peaks in early January every year. Some skygazers consider the meteor shower the ...

Although you can see some Quadrantids on any clear night from now through January, you’ll have the best chance on that peak, for those in North America, that will occur straight after dark on ...

Just a week into 2025 and we have a meteor spectacle heading our way. The Quadrantid meteor shower, peaking on January 3-4, promises a breathtaking display of celestial fireworks. This event marks the ...

The Quadrantid meteor shower returns each year in January - but the position of the moon this year should increase visibility in the UK, the Royal Astronomical Society says.

But astronomers lament that the Quadrantid meteors tend to fall short ... activity and the obscuring wintry conditions of early January. That doesn't mean the cosmic display – one of the few ...

A stunning celestial event will welcome the New Year 2025, as the Quadrantids, visible since December 27, will peak on January 3 and 4. Quadrantids 2024: The Quadrantids, which peak during early ...

January begins with a stunning meteor shower ... a total eclipse of a bright Mars by the moon. The Quadrantids are not a well-known meteor shower, but they can produce about 120 “shooting ...

The Quadrantid meteor shower, which returns every year in early January, was expected to peak last night – but meteors will remain visible in the sky until January 12, according to the Royal ...