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Draconids Meteor Shower- October 8-9, 2010

Amateur Astronomers of Rhode Island Reports: "Expect a peak rate of 10 meteors per hour under clear, moonless conditions."

Parent Comet: 21P/Giacobini-Zinner
Moon Phase: New


Posted by Matthew at 1:00 AM

Labels: meteor, meteor shower, meteoriod


Blaine said...

Thanks. The info on meteors help me a lot. I will lok in the sky more often. I love astronomy.

10/10/10, 10:45 PM

