edward said:
The Quadrantid meteor shower is an annual meteor shower that occurs every January. It is known for its bright fireballs and can produce up to 120 meteors per hour.
The Quadrantid meteor shower occurs every year around January 1-5. The peak of the shower typically happens on January 3-4, but it can vary from year to year.
The Quadrantid meteor shower can be viewed from anywhere in the world, but it is best seen from the Northern Hemisphere. It is recommended to find a dark, open area away from city lights for optimal viewing.
The Quadrantid meteor shower is caused by debris from the asteroid 2003 EH1, which was possibly a comet that broke apart. When Earth passes through this debris, the particles enter our atmosphere and burn up, creating the meteor shower.
To photograph the Quadrantid meteor shower, you will need a camera with manual settings, a tripod, and a remote or timer. Find a dark location and set your camera to a high ISO and a long exposure time. Be patient and take multiple shots to increase your chances of capturing a meteor.