12-04-2024 13:32 via mashable.com

How to see the Lyrid meteor shower despite the bright moon

As the weather warms up, the late April light show that is the Lyrid meteor shower is many people's opportunity to dust off their stargazing blankets (not to mention their favorite hot beverage containers) and get back to looking up at the night sky in 2024. Renewed fascination in the heavenly spheres stimulated by the total solar eclipse earlier this month is probably also goosing interest in the Lyrids. But the almost full moon has other plans. Its brightness will be less than optimal. Ho
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