Look Up: Catching the Taurid Meteor Shower
Since the clocks fell back on Sunday 11/1, it’s been dark by the time most of us get home, and this week that’s actually good news. The Taurid meteor shower is underway, and it’s known for slow, bright meteors that occasionally flare into fireballs. Plus, the new moon on November 9 means the darkest skies of the month will be lining up with the Taurid shower. The Taurids don’t put on a constant show, so you’ll need a little patience to capture the magic. Give it some time, and you might catch a fireball drifting across the New Jersey sky.
Read more for when and where to look, what to expect, and how to photograph it from close to home!
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