Photo 'hot': Geminid meteor shower 'visit' Earth

Update the images of the last meteor shower 2014 around the planet.

As reported, the night of the night of December 14 (Vietnam time), the last meteor shower in five Geminid will take place. This rain can be observed in both hemispheres at midnight in the morning. According to experts, the best time to watch the Geminid will be around 2:00 am without weathering factors such as rain or fog . preventing.

Geminid meteor shower is the comet of meteorite 3200 Phaethons flying into Earth's atmosphere. This phenomenon appeared in mid-December at a height of 100km above the ground. When the rain reaches its peak, we can observe from 50 to 100 meteors per hour.

Do not hesitate anymore but do not enjoy the most 'hot' images of meteor shower that cannot be seen in the life through the photos below.

The meteor shower of the Geminid rain flew through Harringworth Viaduct in Northamptonshire, England.

Another star streak cut the sky near Dover Patrol Memorial in England.

Geminid meteor shower is parallel with the Late Moon in Skopje, Macedonia.

Photo of Geminid meteor shower from the Nicaragua ONA observatory by Jorge Luis Moreno. According to the
confided by the author himself, this is the first time he has witnessed the Geminid meteor shower.

A photo of a star flashed very quickly in Hastings, England in the last meteor shower in 2014.

A star with weird light of Geminid this year. This photo is ccalekna account
posted on Instagram social network not long ago.

Manish Mamtani 'catches' the Geminid meteor shower moment on December 13 at the observatory
and Frosty Drew telescope in Charlestown, Rhode Island.

The poetic scene of the Geminid meteor shower in San Francisco Bay taken by Marsha Kirschbaum.

Photo with 30-second exposure effect of Lynton Brown in Horsham, Australia recorded the moment
carved Geminid meteor shower early on December 14th.

The meteor shower picture among trees in British Columbia, Canada by Robert Ede.

* The article uses updated material from the sources: The Guardian, Smh, Earthsky, Independent.