20/10/2025
Tonight shooting stars 😍☄️🌠
Look up tonight! The Orionids Are Here! 🌌
Get ready for one of the most breathtaking sky events of the year! The Orionid Meteor Shower will reach its peak tonight and tomorrow, filling the night with brilliant streaks of light 🌌 up to 20 meteors per hour under dark, clear skies.
🌌The Orionids are known for being fast, bright, and colorful, often leaving long, glowing trails that linger for several seconds. Some even produce small bursts of light called fireballs rare, brilliant meteors that illuminate the sky.
Each meteor you see is literally a piece of Halley’s Comet, a cosmic relic that has been circling the Sun for thousands of years. Watching them is like touching a moment of deep space history with your own eyes.
🔭Best time: After midnight until dawn, when the constellation Orion rises high in the southeastern sky.
🌠 No equipment needed: Orionids are best seen with the naked eye.
🌌 Find a dark place: The farther you are from city lights, the more meteors you’ll see.
💥 Let your eyes adjust: Give yourself 20–30 minutes in darkness for the best experience.
