Tonight there are meteor showers in Vietnam
Tonight and tomorrow morning (January 4), the first meteor shower of 2010 will appear and astronomers can admire this phenomenon.
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Tonight and tomorrow morning (January 4), the first meteor shower of 2010 will appear and astronomers can admire this phenomenon.
The night sky in December will welcome the most glorious meteor shower in 2010, with the only eclipse of the year, promising to be more attractive than the fireworks dis…
On the night of December 14, December 15, a meteor shower of the most beautiful type in 2010 will happen in the sky. However, people in the South and Central Highlands w…
According to IMO (International Meteorological Organization), one of the biggest meteor showers in the year will reach the peak of the morning of August 13.
British Fairy Meteor (Perseid) rushes into the earth's atmosphere at a speed of 60 km / sec and is heated to thousands of degrees Celsius.
Artificial satellites such as the International Space Station and Hubble telescope can be damaged by a meteor shower next year.
Seeing the complete meteor shower is what many people expect.
Dawn on April 23, a Lyrids meteor shower with about 15 stars every hour will take place in the sky of Vietnam.
World astronomers have been satisfied with the most glorious meteor shower in 2009, Geminid meteor shower.
Yesterday morning 18-11, Leonids meteor shower appeared exactly as expected. However, due to bad weather, many places in Vietnam have not been able to observe this amazi…
Vietnamese people can admire the amazing natural phenomenon - meteor shower at about 3 am on November 17 and 18.
Leoid meteorite (Leonid) moves at a speed of 251,000 km / h when plunging into the atmosphere, creating beautiful bright spots all over the planet.
According to IMO's forecast - The International Meteorological Organization - the peak of the Perseids meteor shower this year is on the morning of August 13.
On the afternoon of October 22, Ms. Thoa and her colleagues worked on the 12th floor, Nam Trung Yen urban area for the first time witnessed meteor shower in the sky.