Hey New Yorkers! If you're on spring break, check out the Lyrid meteor showers
For those who can’t leave the city limits for optimal viewing, the Amateur Astronomers Association will host a stargazing event on the night of peak at Lincoln Center.
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For those who can’t leave the city limits for optimal viewing, the Amateur Astronomers Association will host a stargazing event on the night of peak at Lincoln Center.
If you can find a spot far from the city lights look up on Friday morning and you might see a shooting star.
In 2022, the Lyrid meteor shower is mostly drowned in bright moonlight. But you might still see some meteors. When to watch and more, here.
The annual Lyrid meteor shower will peak on April 22, 2022, after a month-long meteor drought, producing five to 20 meteors per hour.
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