The Eta Aquarid meteors, fragments of Halley’s Comet, should be seen on May 5, with a peak around 21h by Universal Time. That is, by clocks now twisted forward to so-called “daylight-saving time,” 8 PM in Britain, and 5 or more hours earlier in North America. The shower gets its name because its radiant – … Continue reading "Meteors from the Water Jar" The post Meteors from the Water Jar appeared first on Universal Workshop.
