You could see up to 400 meteors per hour! 🌠 The Draconid Meteor Shower returns October 6 - October 10 and is visible across the Northern Hemisphere. While it usually delivers just a few shooting stars an hour, this year could bring a rare burst of up to 400 meteors per hour for viewers in Asia and the Western Pacific. These shooting stars come from Comet 21P/Giacobini-Zinner, and some may flare as bright fireballs, shining through even a nearly full moon. This is one of the few showers best see

103K views · 1K reactions | Stargazers were treated to a spectacle when the Lyrid meteor shower lit up the night sky over the north-eastern province of Jilin at the weekend. The annual event usually occurs between 19 and 23 April when the Earth passes through the dusty tail of comet Thatcher | The Guardian | Facebook