• Skip to primary navigation
  • Skip to main content
  • Skip to primary sidebar
  • ABOUT US
  • MEDIA
  • PRIVACY
  • TERMS
  • DMCA
  • CONTACT US
  • AUTHORS
do you remember

DoYouRemember?

The Home of Nostalgia

  • Celebrity News
    • Family
    • Obituaries
    • Life Behind the Fame
    • ICONS
    • Celebrity Feuds
  • Entertainment
    • Cast
    • Showbiz Rewind
    • Music
    • Beauty & fashion
  • STORIES
  • Celebrity Buzz!?
  • Sitcoms
    • Bewitched
    • Little Rascals
    • The Partridge Family
    • I Dream of Jeannie
    • All in the Family
    • MASH
    • Happy Days
    • Cheers
  • Celebrity Collections
  • SHOP DYR
    • DYR Book

News

Find Out How You Can View TWO Meteor Showers Tonight

by Jane Kenney

Published July 29, 2019

Find Out How You Can View TWO Meteor Showers Tonight
  • You can view two meteor showers tonight!
  • The southern delta Aquariids and alpha Capricornids are viewable tonight through mid-August.
  • Check out the video below for more information.

 

That’s right, not one meteor shower, but two! The American Meteor Society (AMS) is predicting two meteor showers to peak Monday, July 29th, 2019 at nighttime. The southern delta Aquariids and alpha Capricornids are the showers we’ll be able to see tonight. We’ll be able to catch these meteors in action until mid-August.

Related:

  1. What You Need To Know About The Perseid Meteor Shower This Weekend
  2. Here’s Every Upcoming Meteor Shower This Fall And How You Can Watch Them

The delta Aquariids cause apparently strong showers that are best seen from the southern tropics. With this being said, this will produce lower rates of meteors seen anywhere in the northern areas. However, just because they’re best seen in the south doesn’t mean you won’t see it!

Delta Aquariids meteor shower
Delta Aquariids meteor shower / NASA

Capricornids have been active since July 3rd. However, it is expected to hit its peak around midnight tonight! Additionally, the showers will bring about 20 to 25 meteors per hour. As long as there are no hovering clouds or city lights glaring, most stargazers should be able to view the shower in some way, shape or form!

Alpha Capricornids
Alpha Capricornids / American Meteor Society

For more interesting information on what to expect from the shower, check out the video below!

Do you love watching meteor showers in the summertime?

Did you know that soon, you might be able to visit the International Space Station? Read all about it here!

Previous article: Mom Purchases Shoes From Closing Payless Stores To Donate To Kids In Need
Next Post: Selma Blair Shaves Head While Recovering From Multiple Sclerosis Treatment

Primary Sidebar

© 2025 DoYouRemember? Inc.

  • about us
  • media
  • privacy
  • terms
  • DMCA
  • CONTACT US
  • AUTHORS