Daytime Sextantids Meteor Shower
A daytime shower included for radio observation; it is not a normal naked-eye event.
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A daytime shower included for radio observation; it is not a normal naked-eye event.
October Camelopardalids activity peaks with a listed zenithal hourly rate of 5. Actual visible rates depend on sky darkness, radiant altitude, and local weather.
Draconids activity peaks with a listed zenithal hourly rate of 5. Actual visible rates depend on sky darkness, radiant altitude, and local weather.
Mercury and Venus pass about 3.8° apart.
The Moon reaches its full phase (Hunter's Moon).
Saturn lies opposite the Sun, rises near sunset, and is favorably placed for observing.
Epsilon Geminids activity peaks with a listed zenithal hourly rate of 3. Actual visible rates depend on sky darkness, radiant altitude, and local weather.
Orionids activity peaks with a listed zenithal hourly rate of 20. Actual visible rates depend on sky darkness, radiant altitude, and local weather.
Leonis Minorids activity peaks with a listed zenithal hourly rate of 2. Actual visible rates depend on sky darkness, radiant altitude, and local weather.
Dark moonless skies make this a useful night for stargazing.
These showers peak in another month, but their catalog activity windows overlap this one.
September Lyncids activity peaks with a listed zenithal hourly rate of 3. Actual visible rates depend on sky darkness, radiant altitude, and local weather.
Southern Taurids activity peaks with a listed zenithal hourly rate of 7. Actual visible rates depend on sky darkness, radiant altitude, and local weather.
Northern Taurids activity peaks with a listed zenithal hourly rate of 5. Actual visible rates depend on sky darkness, radiant altitude, and local weather.
Catalog refreshed . Dates and predictions come from the catalog used by Forecast Bar, with a source on every event.
Calendar day groupings use UTC. Event times adapt to your device’s time zone when JavaScript is available. Exact local visibility and weather can differ from the global catalog timing.
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