Residents of Russia will be able to observe it with amateur telescopes in the constellation Boötes in the evening sky

This year, the maximum flow is expected on August 13 — astronomers predict up to 100 meteors per hour

The meteor shower will peak on the night of July 31

In Moscow, daylight will last a record 17 hours and 33 minutes

Venus, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune can be seen in the mornings in June

In clear weather, fast and bright meteor flashes will be visible in the sky

Mercury, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune will be temporarily unavailable for observation

The Eta Aquarids Meteors Owe Their Existence to Halley's Comet, Observed in 1986

An unusual phenomenon can be observed with the naked eye

Meteor shower intensity - up to 18 meteors per hour

The meteor shower can be observed annually in April. This year, the Lyrid shower will be active from the 16th to the 25th

In Russia, this astronomical phenomenon will only be visible from the Chukotka Peninsula

Saturn, Mercury, Neptune, and Venus will gather on one side of the Sun on February 28

As many as six planets could be seen in the sky after sunset — Venus, Saturn, Jupiter, Mars, Neptune, and Uranus

Saturn, Mercury, Neptune, and Venus will be on one side of the Sun