See Lyrids meteor shower on the morning of April 23
According to astronomers, on the morning of April 23, Vietnam will receive the first Lyrids meteor shower in the year with 15-20 meteor stars per hour.
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According to astronomers, on the morning of April 23, Vietnam will receive the first Lyrids meteor shower in the year with 15-20 meteor stars per hour.
According to experts, on the morning of April 23, Lyrids meteor shower with 15 - 20 meteor streaks will take place in the sky of Vietnam.
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