Watch the sky! Draconids falling stars – A lifetime unique phenomenon on October 8-9, 2011

Draconid meteor shower is gonna overwhelm the Earth in a fantastic storm on Oct. 8, 2011

The Draconids are about to come…soon. Image: NASA

Saturday night (8 October 2011) everyone will look up the sky, because the universe will give us a once in a lifetime show. A giant meteor stream called “Draconids” will be seen from all across the planet, but according to a French researcher, Romania will be the best place to spot the falling rocks.

The rain of stars include trillion of particles broken from a giant comet and now entering the Earth’s atmosphere with a breathtaking speed.

According to the Astronomical Observatory of Bucharest, calculations revealed that between 22:00 (Oct.8) and 3:00 a.m (Oct.9) there will be spotted on the sky plenty of falling stars belonging to constellation Draco, which is not far from the bright star Vega.
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Stunning Draconid meteorite shower scheduled for Oct.8, 2011

Many estimations have been made so far but some astronomers expects no less than 1,000 meteors per hour from this “Draconic” 🙂 storm.

If you want to see the falling meteors with the bare eye, then you must go out of town and look toward the sky for at least an hour.

It looks like October 2011 features an intense astronomical activity regarding the fact that also Elenin comet makes its closest approach to Earth on Oct. 16.