Quadrantid meteors shower to take place on 4 January: Where and when to watch it
Can we pretend that airplanes in the night sky are like shootin' stars I could really use a wish right now With the New year looming, we can all do with a few wishes and it looks like we are getting it. The annual meteor shower, the Quadrantid meteors will be making their scheduled appearance this Saturday, 4 January 2020. The shower is active for around two weeks from 27 December to 10 January. However the peak intensity of the shower last for only a few hours and if you miss it, well its tata, goodbye till next year. If you do manage to catch it, it is a sight to behold and you might be able to see around 100 meteors an hour. The Quadrantid Meteor Shower. Image credit: Flickr/Josh Beasley Here is everything you need to know to have a successful meteor watching experience: What are the Quadrantids? The Quadrantid meteors or Quads" are among the oddest meteor showers known to us. They were discovered fairly recently in 2003 and have a very short peak period of a few...