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A rare 'devil comet' will reach peak brightness this weekend. Here's how you can see it.
Yahoo News· 4 days ago“The horns have gone away now,” Bill Cooke, NASA’s Meteoroid Environment program manager, told the...
The Lyrids are here: How and when to see the meteor shower peak in 2024
USA Today· 4 days agoThis time it will be a shooting star show. The Lyrid meteor shower will peak in 2024 starting late...
7 unconfirmed, unlucky tales of people killed by meteorites
Astronomy Magazine· 12 hours agoOn many occasions, space rocks have exploded over populated areas and sent thousands of meteorites...
How to see the Lyrid meteor shower: Peak times and where to look
Astronomy Magazine· 3 days agoThe Lyrid meteor shower peaks overnight, with the best chance for bright shower meteors early...
Watch for Lyrid fireballs to light up the sky Sunday night
The Weather Network via Yahoo News· 6 days agoOne of the oldest known meteor showers peaks Sunday night. Check your weather forecast and find...
Science Highlights - NASA Science
NASA· 3 days agoWith four years on the Red Planet, InSight captured the ‘vital signs’ of Mars, giving the planet its first thorough checkup since it formed 4.5 billion...
Earth has a ‘seconds Moon’ as scientists identify lunar crater where it once lay
The US Sun· 2 days agoAN asteroid is believed to have broken off the moon and scientists have found additional proof that...
After the eclipse: Lyrid meteor shower up next, others aren't far behind. How to watch
Akron Beacon Journal· 6 days agoWhen is the Lyrid meteor shower? The Lyrid meteor shower will peak from Sunday night through Monday morning, April 21 to 22, according to a NASA blog. Sadly, the nearly-full moon that night ...
The 'devil comet' is passing by the earth. Here's how to get a glimpse in Oklahoma
The Oklahoman via Yahoo News· 7 days agoThe best time is right after the Sun dips below the horizon, looking West just beneath the Moon and...
Could a ‘new star’ appear in the sky this summer? Here’s what to know
WPIX New York City, NY via Yahoo News· 7 days agoIn fact, the last time it became bright enough for us to see with the naked eye was in 1946. Roughly...