"Lyrid Meteor Shower: Viewing Tips for North America's Peak"
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The annual Lyrid meteor shower, caused by the Earth passing through the orbit of Comet Thatcher, is set to peak on April 21st in the northern hemisphere, with an expected 10 to 15 meteors per hour under ideal conditions. However, challenges such as a bright waxing gibbous moon and unfavorable weather may hinder visibility. Scientists recommend viewing from a dark area away from city lights and allowing time for eyes to adjust to darkness. The meteor shower will last until April 29th, and viewers are encouraged to share their meteor videos online.
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