Don't be surprised if you see a meteor tonight. Three streams of comet debris are intersecting Earth's orbit this week, with a peak in activity expected on July 30-31. Stream #1 is the most interesting. It's the Alpha Capricornid stream. Parent comet: 169P/NEAT. Here is a typical "alpha Cap" observed by Brad Goldpaint in the Sierra backcountry near Independence, CA: "The meteor explosion was so bright it briefly illuminated the entire landscape,…
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