Astronomers Predicted the Peak of the Epsilon-Hemiinida Meteor Flux
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In the coming weekend, the Earth would be facing a low-explored meteor flux of Epsilon Heminida, whose particle velocity would reach 70 km per second, was described by an expert in astronomy at the Perm National Polytechnic University of Evgeny Burmistrov. Bourmestrov explained that the meteor radiant was located near the star Epsilon constellation of the Twins. "Epsilon Heminides is active every year from 14 to 27 October, with a maximum of 202…
Russians will be able to observe the Epsilon-Hemiinida meteor flux, which will reach maximum activity on the night of 18 October, and about three meteors per hour are expected in the sky, as reported by TASS with reference to an expert from the National Polytechnic University of Eugenia Burmistrov.
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