Here are some tips for watching the oldest known meteor shower, the Quadrantid meteor shower:
1. Look for the shower in the early morning hours of January 4.
2. Find a dark area away from city lights.
3. Give yourself at least an hour to allow your eyes to adjust to the darkness.
4. Be patient, as the shower may start slow but can produce up to 100 meteors per hour at its peak.
5. Enjoy the show!
This meteor shower has been observed for over 200 years and is known for its bright fireballs and long-lasting trails. Don’t miss out on this spectacular natural phenomenon!
Source: gizmodo.com
