Rare Chi Cygnid Meteor Shower to Peak in September Skies
• The rare chi Cygnid meteor shower, which occurs only every five years, will peak in September.
• Discovered in 2010 and confirmed by NASA and SETI, these slow-moving meteors are expected to be visible in mid-September.
• The chi Cygnids fill the gap between the Perseids and Orionids meteor showers, offering an extended period of celestial activity.
Rare meteor shower peaks this September
Skywatchers are in for a celestial treat this September as the rare chi Cygnid meteor shower reaches its peak. This unique event, occurring only once every five years, promises to light up the night sky with its dazzling display. Discovered in 2010 and subsequently confirmed by NASA and SETI, the chi Cygnids are known for their slow-moving meteors, making them easier to spot compared to faster showers.
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