QUADRANTID METEOR SHOWER
The cosmos is putting on its first big show of 2026 and it’s going to be spectacular.
The peak nights: January 2–3, 2026 with up to 100 meteors per hour!
The Quadrantids are known for explosive fireballs typically brighter, bolder, and faster than usual meteors.
WHERE AND WHEN TO WATCH:
Best after midnight until dawn. Face northeast near the constellation Boötes. Escape city lights for darkest skies.
Let your eyes adjust 20–30 mins and don’t blink!
Whether you're a skywatcher, stargazer, or simply want a magical night under the stars, this is the one to see.
Tip: Use a wide-angle lens and long exposure to catch fireballs streaking across the sky.
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