Stellarium graphic showing the radiant of the Lyrids meteor shower at 02:00 BST (01:00 UT) on 23 April 2026.
22nd to 23rd: Peak of the Lyrids meteor shower. With the Moon sitting away from the radiant and setting in the early hours, this year is a reasonable one to spot Lyrid meteors. Under a dark sky it might be possible to see around 5-10 meteors per hour. #Lyrids #LyridsMeteorShower #Astronomy
21st to 22nd: Activity from the Lyrids meteor shower will be at near-peak level this evening into the morning of the 22nd. #Lyrids #LyridsMeteorShower #Astronomy
14th: Activity from the #Lyrids meteor shower begins today. The peak is on the night of 22nd to 23rd. The source of Lyrid meteors is the dust stream laid down by comet C/1861 G1 Thatcher, which last appeared in 1861. It is not expected to return until the year 2276. #LyridsMeteorShower #Astronomy
Lyrids meteor shower tonight: How and when to see the ancient fireball display #Science #Space #Astronomy #LyridsMeteorShower #NightSkyViewing
The peak of the Lyrids is during the day on 22 April so the best chance to see them is tonight (21st-22nd) and tomorrow night (22nd-23rd). Wishing you clear skies!
BBC Weather: Lyrid meteor shower set to peak on Tuesday
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A glimpse of His Glory! #meteor #meteorshower #lyrids #lyridsmeteorshower #devotional #christian
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If you've not seen the #LyridsMeteorShower (darn clouds) you might still catch them tonight. http://apod.it/140424
The #LyridsMeteorShower is peaking tonight. If skies are clear take a look! http://goo.gl/4AQOEd #astronomy
