After hours .. a historic opportunity to see "falling meteors" on the ground

No matter where you live on Earth, you will be able to follow the rain of meteor showers in the sky in an unprecedented way, within 3 days of August.
Meteor, which will fall in the morning of August 11, 12 and 13, will be the largest in its 96-year history.

Monsters fall at a rate of hundreds per hour, when the moon is absent from the sky, but this time it will be different, as the moon will be in a stage called "Ahdab".

But lighting the moon, between midnight and dawn, will not prevent you from seeing the showers of meteors through the naked eye without the need for any auxiliary telescopes.

Meteor showers, or so-called "meteoric fission," are a known astronomical event, in which many meteorites observe from one point in the sky during the night.

Monsters enter meteorites into the earth's atmosphere at a very high speed, making them disintegrate before reaching the surface of the planet we live on.