Lyrid Meteor Shower Ends Tonight

Last night to view the skies for these.

"Skywatchers can expect to see about 18 meteors per hour, though the bright moon may make them difficult to spot"

"People in the Northeast will see the radiant rise around 9 or 10 p.m. in their local time zones, and it will continue to climb in the sky throughout the night — but the moon will also rise soon after, so you could try to spot meteors within that window. (The moon rises earlier the night of April 21 than the night of April 22.) Otherwise, going out closer to 3 or 4 a.m. will put the radiant in the best spot for you to see meteors, although they'll be washed out by the moon."

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