The Orionid meteor shower is an annual occurrence in mid autumn. The meteors are associated with Halley’s Comet and can put on quite a show, with as many as 50-70 sightings per hour. It will be located between the Orion and Gemini constellations.
The full moon and city lights may wash out your ability to see many of the meteors at its peak, so if possible, try to find a dark, rural location from which to view the show!
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More info on tonights meteor shower:http://bit.ly/16l8H90
Photo via: Brad Goldpaint - Goldpaint Photography
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