Jakarta – It will be interesting to see the meteor shower, thanks to the upcoming ‘Arids’ rain, which will give some people a wonderful opportunity to witness their first appearance on Earth.

It is no secret that space is one of the most exciting things around. It is a never ending canvas of mystery and wonder. Whether it’s the planets in our solar system or galaxies millions of light-years away, there’s always something new to learn about the big things out there.

While interior space and research should be left to professionals, this does not mean that not all of us can make our own observations. An important example of this is the meteor shower. Throughout the year, many asteroids and asteroids move through space, being drawn into the Earth’s atmosphere and floating in the sky.

If someone was in the right place at the right time, they could see this visiting space rock with their own eyes. Some are easy to miss, others are amazing, and there are plenty of opportunities to see for yourself.

With more meteor showers occurring each year, astronomers are now preparing for a meteorite never seen before on Earth. This meteorite is known as ‘Arids’.

The name comes from the asteroid belt’s constellation, which was first discovered by The Seti Institute on September 30, when the first rain was not expected until Thursday, October 7. Astronomers expect Ards rain to fall again. In 1995, Comet studied particles ejected from 15P / Finlay, but only now.

People often do not witness a newborn meteorite, but with Arid, that is what happened. It has been added to the IAU’s meteorite working list – proudly bearing the ARD code and identification number 1130. It is not clear when Ards will return after his visit on October 7, 2021. Missing. .

For people who want to see Arids ’big debut, the bad news is that it will be very limited. People Space.com It has been confirmed that it can only be seen from the Southern Hemisphere, with excellent views of New Zealand, Argentina and Chile.

The bathroom will be very small and cluttered, which means proper viewing equipment is essential to get the full experience. Anyone who occurs in this area should note that it will rain on October 7 at 00:35 UT and 03:55 UT.

It’s frustrating for people in the Northern Hemisphere to have to sit outside, but it’s also important to remember that this isn’t the only meteorite to watch out for.

The annual Draconid showers, which offer the best views of Space Rock, are expected to rise on the morning of October 8th. Even if you are in a position to watch Ards or Dragonid, be safe, have plenty of time to relax and enjoy the upcoming shows!