SO8OO · KN09VW · UTC ARCHIVE
GRAVES radio echoes and MSK144 receive periods
2026 SKY CONTEXT · UTC
6 named showers are active on this date. Radiants are positioned from the IMO 2026 calendar.
A major fast shower with a broad maximum that can remain near peak strength across several nights.
A long, low-rate branch of the Taurid complex. Its slow meteors include a comparatively high proportion of bright fireballs.
A daytime shower whose radiant lies near the Sun. It is relevant to radio monitoring even when optical observation is impractical.
A slow shower with a short regular return. Rates are usually modest, but old dust trails have produced strong historical outbursts.
A very short northern shower with a radiant close to the north celestial pole.
A weak, fast northern source whose radiant drifts from Lynx toward the Perseus-Auriga region.
Shower calendars and radiant positions provide astronomical context only. They do not identify the cause of an individual radio record. Visual ZHR is not a radio echo rate. Read the identification and limitations note .
Radiant positions are interpolated from the IMO 2026 Meteor Shower Calendar. The broad Antihelion Source, when shown, is a diffuse radiant region and not a true meteor shower.
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365-DAY ACTIVITY
7 DAYS · 24 HOURS · UTC
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