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About Quadrantid Meteor Shower
The Quadrantid Meteor Shower kicks off the year in early January, peaking on the night of January 3 with up to 120 meteors per hour under dark skies. The parent body is asteroid 2003 EH1, a likely extinct comet. The peak is narrow — just a few hours — so precise timing matters, and northern-hemisphere viewers get the best show. Activity continues at lower rates through January 12.
When is Quadrantid Meteor Shower in other years?
The following is a list of dates of when Quadrantid Meteor Shower will happen in the future.
Future Quadrantid Meteor Shower dates
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