20 1 1 May 1 At around 9 pm, I saw a green meteor in the eastern sky of Sanya Bay. It's too big.

Congratulations. Actually, there are meteors every night. As long as you choose the right place and have patience, you can see these non-directional meteors, also known as accidental meteors.

Meteors exist for a short time. Meteors have different colors. Meteors of different colors illustrate the differences of meteor elements.

There are four relatively stable meteor showers every year, namely, the quadrant meteor shower in 65438+ 10, the Lyra meteor shower in April, the Perseid I meteor shower in August and the Gemini meteor shower in 65438+February. This year's meteor shower is influenced by moonlight except for the observation conditions of 65438+ 10.

The Perseid meteor shower on August 13 happens to be Saturday.

Unfortunately, this full moon will greatly reduce the number of meteors. I paid attention to the meteor shower in this constellation last year. I saw twenty or thirty meteors in two or three hours, most of which were yellow. The radiant point Perseus rises from the northeast in the early morning. If you insist on seeing it, you can look at the northeast.

I hope it helps you.