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It's the Lyrid shower, and all meteor showers occur over , usually, several days. This one may 'peak' today, but try tomorrow and try the next day. Early morning is best, but anytime you can see the stars, you can usually see some meteor shrieking thru the air.

Where you are doesn't matter, in the hours before dawn your part of earth is hurtling into the meteorite swarm, and that's when you get the best show.

The delta aquarids top on the twenty 9th. The Piscids top on the thirty first, The Perseids have already all started, they are going to top on the night of August 12 & thirteen and that they are between the appropriate showers of the 12 months. appropriate thank you to make certain them is to lie on a sunlight lounger in a gloomy corner