Wednesday, December 13, 2017

EarthSky News - Dec 13 - Tonight Likely Geminids' Best Night!

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10 tips for watching the Geminids
Tonight is likely the peak of this annual meteor shower, which might be spectacular in 2017!
Awesome Geminid meteors in 2017? Thank 3200 Phaethon
Read all about this mysterious rock-comet, the parent body of this week's Geminid meteor shower. It'll brush past Earth on December 16, just a few nights after tonight's Geminid meteor shower peak.
How to see 3200 Phaethon
You can't see 3200 Phaethon with the eye alone. But backyard telescopes can pick it up. Charts and more here.
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Don't miss the Geminids in 2017
The moon will be a waning crescent in the east before dawn, near the bright planet Jupiter on the morning of the shower's peak!
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10 tips for watching the Geminids
Tip: Bring along a buddy. Both of you watch different parts of the sky. When one of you sees one, shout out "meteor!" Image via Cumbrian Sky.
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