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The skies of the Arab region are witnessing the arrival of meteorite rain at the height of its decline this year from Thursday, December 13 at midnight and during the hours leading up to Friday morning..
At this time of year, the Earth revolves around the sun through the debris scattered along the orbit of the space object, the Fithion 3200. The debris, no bigger than the grains of sand, quickly collide with the upper atmosphere of our planet. 130 000 km / h and has evaporated in the form of multicolored meteors.
The report pointed out that monoculture is active every year from December 7 to 17, producing up to 120 colored meteors per hour at its peak, but it is difficult to determine the actual number of meteors, which may be higher or lower to the average. Contrary to expectations, field monitoring is therefore necessary.
"In conjunction with the culmination of the twins, the moon will be in the first phase of squaring and will soon disappear after midnight, leaving the sky dark for surveillance during the early hours of the morning"He said.
The report pointed out that, to monitor the fall of the twins, the surveillance had to be done in a dark place, away from the lights of the cities (and not the house), looking east, without it being necessary to use a telescope or binoculars, where the meteor would launch in front of the group of twin stars and organized with the brilliant star "Ras Twin" But meteors can appear from anywhere in the sky.
The twins can produce very bright meteors called "fireballs" that are larger than normal hybrids and have no effect on the ground..
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