The Eta Aquariids meteor shower will peak overnight on Sunday into Monday, according to NASA.
Get ready for one of the best meteor showers of the year, astronomy fans: the Eta Aquariids are about to peak, according to
said. The peak is happening near a new moon, which means the sky will be darker and it will be easier to catch a glimpse of the meteors. When and where to see the Eta Aquariids meteor showerThe best time to see the meteor shower is overnight Sunday into Monday. The shower will be viewable in both the Northern and Southern Hemisphere during pre-dawn hours, though the best viewing experience will be in the Southern Hemisphere.
said.After the peak, the shower will continue through May 27. What makes the Eta Aquariids special?The Eta Aquariids are known for their speed.
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