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Aquariids are
several meteor showers whose radiant appears to lie in the
constellation Aquarius: Eta
Aquariids Kappa Aquariids North Delta Aquariids North...
- 065 AU (9.7 million km; 6.0 million mi; 25 LD)
during the Eta
Aquariids. The Eta
Aquariids get
their name
because their radiant appears to lie in the constellation...
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showers with
radiants in Aquarius: the Eta
Aquariids, the
Delta Aquariids, and the Iota
Aquariids. The Eta
Aquariids are the
strongest meteor shower radiating...
- RA=340°, DEC=−2°.
Observations of the (then unidentified)
Delta Aquariids (δ
Aquariids) were
recorded by G. L.
Tupman in 1870, who
plotted 65
meteors observed...
- from near the star
Delta Aquarii (declension "-i") are
called the
Delta Aquariids. The
International Astronomical Union's Task
Group on
Meteor Shower Nomenclature...
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occurs as
early as July 10 and ends
around August 10. The
Southern Delta Aquariids occur from mid-July to mid-August, with the peak
usually around July 28–29...
- symbols, with
letters included to
disambiguate the
Aquariids and Taurids.
Delta Aquariids Eta
Aquariids Geminids Leonids Lyrids Orionids ****ids Quadrantids...
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Bastille Day, a
stream of
cookie crumbs marking the
appearance of the
Delta Aquariids meteor shower, and a
cookie with a
jagged bite
taken out of it to promote...
- (June) is
named for the iuniores, or "young people" (Fasti VI.88). Eta
Aquariids meteor shower appears in May. It is
visible from
about April 21 to about...
- 26 each year, with the peak
generally occurring on
April 22. The Eta
Aquariids meteor shower also
appears in April. It is
visible from
April 21 to May...
