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Reply Meteor showers will light up Ohio s skies starting Friday. (Shutterstock) OHIO If you re looking for a free show, look no further than your own sky. The Lyrid meteor shower starts Friday and will continue for two weeks. The Lyrids aren t the only meteor shower that will light up the heavens in coming weeks. The Eta Aquariids (sometimes spelled Aquarids), which will sprinkle some fast-moving meteors in the morning sky before their peak next month, and the first of three consecutive supermoons rises on April 27. Heading outside the morning of Thursday, April 22, around moonset that s about 4:30 a.m. in Ohio for the Lyrid meteor shower peak is a perfect way to start your Earth Day celebration. Another good reason to wait for the early morning hours to stargaze: A 68 percent full moon will interfere with viewing in the evening and early nighttime hours.

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