2020 Lyrid Meteor Shower Timelapse

Timelapse of meteor shower with Milky Way backdrop

Last night’s Perseid meteor shower, as seen from Mount Laguna. Every summer, when Earth passes through bits of ice and rock that were left behind by the comet Swift-Tuttle, the sky puts on a show. Often called “The Perseids,” the shower typically peaks in August; when we approach the densest and dustiest areas of debris, the particles burn up in the atmosphere, and their sparkling trails flit across the sky. This year, the moon was a mere sliver, so the meteors had a starring role. Though last n

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The Lyrids meteor shower is an annual event that takes place in late April each year, and in 2023 it will peak on the night of April 22nd. This meteor shower is known for producing bright and fast meteors, making it a popular event for skywatchers and amateur astronomers. The Lyrids are caused by the Earth passing through the debris left behind by Comet Thatcher, which last passed through our solar system in 1861. The comet's debris consists of small rocks and dust particles that burn up in Eart