On October 21–22, wake before the sun. Small pieces from Halley’s Comet enter our air. They make bright lines in the sky. This event is a meteor shower. It means many “shooting stars” may appear. (science.nasa.gov)
The moon will be bright this year. Wait until the moon goes down. Then look up before dawn. Choose a dark, safe place. The lights can cross any part of the sky. (science.nasa.gov)
For example, set your alarm early. Put on a warm coat. Take a friend and a hot drink. Watch quietly, and enjoy the sky.










