Royal Observatory Belgium: Like every year, Earth will pass mid August through the trajectory of the dust cloud left behind comet Swift-Tuttle very likely giving us a night sky filled with bright falling stars. The moon will be in a cooperative mood and won't shed its light, thus promising a dark night. Meteors can also be heart on radio, when transmitted radio signals bounce back on them. At the Royal Observatory of Belgium, between the prestigious domes, amateur-telescopes will be installed on...
Royal Observatory Belgium: Like every year, Earth will pass mid August through the trajectory of the dust cloud left behind comet Swift-Tuttle very likely giving us a night sky filled with bright falling stars. The moon will be in a cooperative mood and won't shed its light, thus promising a dark night. Meteors can also be heart on radio, when transmitted radio signals bounce back on them. At the Royal Observatory of Belgium, between the prestigious domes, amateur-telescopes will be installed on...
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