Astronomers Say Eclipse Season to Set After Autumn's First Meteor Shower

Stargazers will witness beautiful sightings in the sky this month of October. Astronomers said the eclipse season would be after Autumn's first meteor shower.

It is essential to ready your equipment, including the telescope, to witness the majestic view starting in October.

According to AccuWeather, October signaled new beginnings in the sky, showing the longest nights from early February to early March.

It reported that Jupiter and Saturn would be best to view, especially during the cloud-free sky. Stargazers can see more of the sky and planets, noting that North America's total lunar Eclipse would be conspicuous.

Spectacular view in the sky

On the other hand, Space.com reported a partial solar eclipse would occur on October 25, 2022, or five days before November 1, Halloween. The partial Eclipse would appear as the moon is said to pass in front of the sun. In addition, the article noted that parts of the northern hemisphere in Europe, Asia, and Africa would see a partial eclipse.

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According to AccuWeather's report, October will be full of beautiful sightings in the sky.

Full Hunter's Moon. The report said it would be on October 9. However, a nearly full moon will reveal in the sky. Jupiter will be nearby. Moreover, the astronomical autumn full moon will show a majestic and colorful sight. It is also known as the hunter moon because it is the time of the year for hunting.
Orionid Meteor Shower. The excitement for stargazers or astronomy lovers will spark interest in the coming meteor showers this October. The best to view the Orionid Meteor Shower is on October 20 night and October 21, 2022.
Eclipse. The fun of viewing the sightings in the sky is still on after the Orionid Meteor Shower. The record showed that October 25, 2022, would set the start of the eclipse season.

Prepare for better viewing

The sky in October will be colorful, amazing, and mesmerizing. Stargazers and lovers can witness the rare opportunity to see the best view. However, preparing is significant so you will not miss the excitement of astronomical events is important. Here are some reminders before the Full Hunter's Moon, Orionid Meteor Shower, and Eclipse this month.

Prepare your telescopes and eclipse glasses. It is helpful to see the best sight in the sky. Check if they are damaged or no longer working. You don't want the moment to miss by finding out that your equipment is not working.
You need the best location. Find a place with the nicest view in the sky, especially if it is not in your area. In addition, you must know the time with the most beautiful scene.
The view is a rare opportunity. Watch with your family, friends, or important someone. Sharing the picture with your family can make memories in life together with the spectacular images in the sky.
Capture the moment. Bring a camera and capture the viewing with the image in the sky and your family or companion. As mentioned, it is a rare memory and opportunity.