The meteors of the quartets shine in the sky at dawn next Friday

Residents of the northern hemisphere, including those from Qatar, will have a rendezvous with a vision and surveillance of this year's meteorite rain, which will culminate tonight and extend to the end of the day. Dawn the next day, announced today Qatar Calendar House.

According to Dr. Bashir Marzouk, astronomer at the Qatar Calendar House, the quartets are active every year from the end of December to the second week of January, but reach their peak between January 3rd and 4th of each year. In addition, the meteorites rain of the quartets of the skyscrapers features, due to the rate of falling in the sky at its maximum, up to 80 per hour, according to estimates by experts in astronomy.

The observation of meteor shower is unique in that it requires a remote location for environmental pollution and photovoltaics: the inhabitants of Qatar and Arab countries will be able to detect and see the meteoric labyrinth without the need from astronomical instruments or telescopes, that they will be able to see with the naked eye from Thursday evening to the morning. On Friday, looking at the northeast sky horizon of each country, you will be able to use modern digital cameras to get images of quatuors tremor, taking into account the increased exposure time during filming in order to obtain distinctive images of the quartets.

Dr. Bashir Marzouq added that comet EH1 was the source of earthquakes, when the Earth moves around the sun around its orbit and pbades near the dust particles left by the EH1 in January of each year, cutting these grains with the atmosphere. Air and lightning are visible in the sky of the globe, knowing that the meteor phenomenon usually occurs as a result of the pbadage of the earth near the micro-wastes and dust particles left by the particles of comets.

The observation of the foursomes will have a great opportunity this year as the moon will not be in the sky when it reaches its peak, making the sky darker, especially at midnight.

It should be borne in mind that the best places to observe the horrors of the quartets are the darkest places, places far away from residential areas that contain light and environmental pollutants that may hinder the sight of meteors, while the best times to see the meteorites of the quartets are from midnight to dawn the next day.