There is a chance that the upcoming alpha Monocerotid meteor shower could turn into an all-out meteor storm on the night of Nov. 21, according to Esko Lyytinen and Peter Jenniskens , two meteor scientists who have been studying the meteor shower. On Thursday night, stargazers may get to see several meteors per minute during a rare event known as a meteor storm.. Experts believe the outburst could trigger 400 shooting star…

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The last time there was an alpha Monocerotoids meteor storm was 1995, when around 400 meteors per hour were visible. Mysterious comet will cause a rare ‘Unicorn’ meteor storm this week: Here’s how to watch Posted 5:55 am, November 20, 2019, by CNN Wire Service , Updated at 01:58PM, November 20, 2019 Facebook

By Ashley Strickland, CNN. By Kendyl Turner The East Texas Weekend . A rare but spectacular 'unicorn' meteor storm is possible. 'Unicorn meteor storm' to be triggered by mysterious comet Thursday night. On Thursday night (November 21st) stargazers may get to see several meteors per second during a rare event known as a meteor storm. 'Unicorn meteor storm' to be triggered by mysterious comet Thursday night Published 10:45 am EST, Tuesday, November 19, 2019 A burst of 1999 Leonid meteors as seen at 38,000 feet from Leonid Multi Instrument Aircraft Campaign (Leonid MAC) with 50 mm camera. 11/22/2019. 'Unicorn meteor storm' to be triggered by mysterious comet Thursday night Published 10:45 am EST, Tuesday, November 19, 2019 A burst of 1999 Leonid meteors as seen at 38,000 feet from Leonid Multi Instrument Aircraft Campaign (Leonid MAC) with 50 mm camera.

On Thursday night, stargazers may get to see several meteors per minute during a rare event known as a meteor storm. Mysterious comet will cause a rare 'Unicorn' meteor storm this week. There is a chance that the upcoming alpha Monocerotid meteor shower could turn into an all-out meteor storm on the night of Nov. 21, according to Esko Lyytinen and Peter Jenniskens , two meteor scientists who have been studying the meteor shower. This will not be your typical meteor shower. STARGAZERS may be in for a rare cosmic spectacle on Thursday with a ‘unicorn’ meteor storm set to light up skies across the world. Astronomers expect that this year’s Alpha Monocerotid meteor shower will be an epic outburst with possible rates of up to ... How to see this week's intense 'unicorn' meteor storm Andrew Fazekas. By comparison, 20 meteors per hour were visible during last month’s Orionid meteor shower. On Thursday night, stargazers may get to see several meteors per minute during a rare event known as a meteor storm. This is not your typical meteor shower. The meteors will radiate from Monoceros, a faint constellation that gets its name from the Greek word for unicorn. The meteors radiate from Monoceros (which is Greek for “unicorn”), which is a constellation near Orion, per USA Today. A ‘Unicorn meteor storm’ could be triggered by mysterious comet Thursday night.
This is not your typical meteor shower. The alpha monocerotids could arrive in the skies on Thursday, with astronomers saying that they may see a bulk of meteors per minute, according to AccuWeather.. Here's how to watch.