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Draconid Meteor Shower set to illuminate weekend skies — When and where to watch
The Draconids originate from remnants of rock and ice that disperse from Comet 21P/Giacobini-Zinner. As the comet journeys through our solar system, it leaves this trail of debris in its wake.
October 2023: A month of celestial wonders for stargazers in the US
October is set to be an exciting month for skywatchers, with a lineup of astronomical events that will captivate audiences each weekend. The Draconids meteor shower will peak on October 8, with the potential for occasional meteor storms. On October 14, a unique "ring of fire" eclipse will occur, visible in a narrow stretch from southern Oregon to southern Texas. The Orionids meteor shower will follow on October 20-21, with approximately 20 shooting stars per hour.
Draconid meteor shower tonight. Here's what to expect in the night sky
The Draconid meteor shower offers skywatchers a chance to see meteors appearing to originate in the night sky from the direction of the Draco constellation,
Spot brighter and bigger Jupiter after 59 years from Earth. Find out how and when
According to NASA, Jupiter will seem brighter and larger in the sky during this event, providing a fantastic opportunity to grab a glance.
