AstroPioneer

Alex Larsen from Minnesota saw one hundred twenty meteors during the peak of the Tau Herculid shower on the night of the 30th to 31st of May.

Chris Finch from North Carolina saw no meteors during the peak of the Tau Herculid shower on the night of the 30th to 31st of May.

Christopher Hall from Pennsylvania saw ten meteors per hour during the peak of the Tau Herculid shower. 

Abdulrahman Saeed from Saudi Arabia saw nine over four hours from 11 PM to 2 AM over the peak of the Tau Herculid shower on the night of the 30th to 31st of May. 

Catherine Ryan Hyde from California saw less than one meteor per hour during the peak of the Tau Herculid shower on the night of the 30th to 31st of May.

Well, let us look at what happened on the peak of the Tau Herculids meteor shower. The Tau Herculid’s turned into quite an event, we reported this meteor shower may flare up back at the beginning of May. 

Tau Herculid is a minor meteor shower that in most years produces little or no meteors, however this year Tau Herculid may become much more intense, in a historical change. This is due to happen at the end of this month.