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Lyrids, meteor shower

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Lyrid Meteor Shower: Ancient Fireballs Peak April 22 – How To Watch
Skywatchers across North America are preparing for the Lyrid meteor shower, one of the oldest known annual displays, which peaks this week with favorable viewing conditions.

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The Lyrids meteor showers peaks this month. Here's when, how to watch in Tennessee
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When is the Lyrids meteor shower? Activity, peak due in April
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When Is the Lyrid Meteor Shower 2026? Everything You Need to Know About the April Peak
A 27% moon on peak night means relatively favorable conditions when the Lyrid meteor shower returns this April — and you won’t need a telescope to catch it.

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Lyrids 2026: When and where to watch the meteor shower peak
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When is the Lyrids meteor shower? How to view April peak in Illinois
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Meteor fireball streaks across sky over New Jersey, Pennsylvania and New York

A meteor fireball was seen over Connecticut, Delaware, New Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania on Tuesday, April 7. NASA says the fireball traveled 117 miles before breaking up above Galloway, New Jersey. The American Meteor Society received 186 reports, including 28 from New Jersey, with some witnesses seeing green fragments.
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Fireball meteor spotted over 5 states, NASA confirms

The fireball was first spotted over the Atlantic Ocean before heading southwest at 30,000 miles per hour.
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What is Fireball Season? | Why meteors are more common in the spring

MACON, Ga. — If it feels like meteors have been everywhere lately, you’re not imagining it. Across the U.S., social media has been flooded with videos of bright streaks—often called “fireballs”—lighting up the night sky throughout March.
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