One of the year wey sky dey show im own show, the Perseid meteor shower, don reach im peak. According to NASA, dem take one beautiful picture for Cedar Breaks National Monument wey dey Utah, wey show two Perseid meteors wey dey frame the constellation Orion. The photo na from August 12, 2018.
See, the Perseids na one of the brightest and most popular meteor showers wey dey happen every year. Am don dey increase since early July, and e go still dey sparkle for the skies through the end of August. The shower reach im peak on the night of August 12 go early morning August 13. Make we no forget say NASA also release video wey we fit rewatch the meteor shower for August 13.
According to space experts, dis meteor shower dey always show for di same time every year, and e dey come from di comet Swift-Tuttle. But di main tin wey make am popular na say e plenty and e bright, so even people wey no get telescope fit see am with ordinary eye. Di picture wey dem take show how di meteors dey cross di sky, plus Orion wey dey shine for behind.
For Cedar Breaks National Monument, di sky be clear and dark, wey make am perfect spot for watching meteor showers. NASA talk say di Perseids don dey active since early July, but di peak na when e dey burst with plenty activity. If you miss am, you fit still catch some for di rest of August, but e go dey less.
