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flag The Quadrantid meteor shower peaks Friday night, but a bright supermoon may limit sightings to fewer than 10 meteors per hour.

flag The Quadrantid meteor shower peaks Friday night into Saturday morning, but the bright supermoon—up to 30% brighter than normal—may limit visibility to fewer than 10 meteors per hour, down from the usual 25. flag The shower, from debris of asteroid 2003 EH1, is best seen from the Northern Hemisphere in dark, rural areas before dawn. flag The supermoon, the last of a four-month streak, won’t be followed by another until late 2026. flag Both events are visible to the naked eye, though moonlight may hinder viewing. flag The next major meteor shower, the Lyrids, is expected in April.

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