April has 1st heaviest rain of shooting stars and eclipse

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The first most intense shower of shooting stars of the year and visible in Brazil will be that of the Lyrids or Lyrids meteors, at dawn on April 23, a Saturday.

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The Lyrid meteor shower takes place annually between the 16th and 25th of April. In 2022, its peak will be in the early hours of the day.

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Under ideal conditions, up to 20 meteors can be observed per hour. As the name suggests, meteors depart from the constellation Lyra.

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The Lyrids are also capable of producing contrails created by ionized gas that are visible for a few seconds after the meteor passes, according to earthsky.org.

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They radiate from close proximity to the bright star Vega in the constellation Lyra the Harp and will be seen with the naked eye.

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The April 30, 2022 solar eclipse will be a partial solar eclipse that will be visible over the Southern Ocean, Chile and southwest Argentina.

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