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Exact date to spot the rare double meteor shower in the UK

The exact date to spot the rare double meteor shower in the UK

The best time to spot an astronomical event, such as a meteor shower, is in the early predawn hours when the moon is lower in the sky. Competing light sources may affect visibility, therefore it is advised to leave a city if you want to catch a glimpse.

The Bolton News · 4h

Double meteor shower to grace skies this week across the UK

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How to see stunning 'shooting star' display as meteor shower peaks in UK skies

Smithsonian Magazine · 12h

How to Watch This Week’s Stunning Dual Meteor Shower and More Upcoming Celestial Events

The night sky has a lot in store this summer. And this week, you can catch a double meteor shower when the Southern Delta Aquariids and the Alpha Capricornids peak at the same time.

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When To See ‘Shooting Stars’ Tonight As Four Meteor Showers Collide

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Night sky over Central Texas to offer two meteor showers last week of July

Lancashire Telegraph5h

Where in Lancashire to see The Delta Aquariids meteor shower

Luckily, East Lancashire has an abundance of these spots, with two designated Dark Sky Discovery Sites. These are in Slaidburn and Gisburn Forest, with a further two in the Forest of Bowland, at Beacon Fell Country Park and Crook O’Lune Picnic Site.

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Viewing conditions set to improve for year's most anticipated meteor shower

Recent wet weather should give way to less showery conditions in the week ahead and hopefully some more clear spells by night to allow for a better view of the night sky at times.