Many shooting stars to be seen next week Inland

According to Weeronline, there is a combination of meteors from two swarms, the Aquarids and the Cassiopeids, and sporadic meteors. The shooting stars are best seen between 2am and 5am. Before then, the moonlight disturbs the view and after 5 a.m. it quickly becomes light again.

Comet Neowise will also be visible in the west to northwest between approximately 11 p.m. and 1:30 a.m. next week. Although it is difficult to find with the naked eye, binoculars offer a solution, according to the weather agency.

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