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By Todd Epp
Apr 19, 2021 12:37 PM
Earth Day is an annual event celebrating the environment around the world, and folks that want to kick off the special day outdoors can do so under the stars as a highly-anticipated meteor shower peaks.
For the first time in nearly four months, skywatchers of all ages will have the opportunity to spot some shooting stars as the Lyrid meteor shower takes center stage on the night of April 21 into the early hours of April 22, spelling an end to the meteor shower drought.
The last moderate meteor shower was the Quadrantids back in early January, although the wintry weather paired with the shower’s fickle nature may have dissuaded people from scanning the sky for meteors.
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