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Quadrant's annual meteorite rain will culminate in 2019 tonight, and more precisely at the turn of the day, at 0am, Brasilia time. It will offer an incredible view of over 100 meteors at the one hour of a summer night.
Although we have about twelve annual meteor showers, only three are capable of producing frequencies of more than 100 meteors per hour: January Quadrantids, August Perseids, and December Geminids
Radiation ( place where the meteors seem to come from) is located between the "tail" of the Big Dipper and a group of four stars in the constellation of Quadrans Muralis, marking the head of Draco, the dragon and next to the constellation d & rsquo; # 39; Hercules. The summit of this meteor shower only lasts a few hours, which makes it more difficult to see compared to other rains.
The show is mainly visible from the northern hemisphere, but it is possible to be seen to the south, as well as in the Perseids, if you stay in a dark place without much light pollution. There is no need to use binoculars or telescopes to see the meteor shower.
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