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Meteor shower Comae Berenicids — observing times and guide

Comae Berenicids visibility on 2026-12-25

Comae Berenicids Visible from before midnight until sunrise

Comae Berenicids rise and set timetable

TimeElevation
Astronomical observing session begins17:29-20°
Moonrise, 94.3% illuminated 18:07-17°
Comae Berenicids radiant rise20:14
Comae Berenicids radiant transit03:5081°
Astronomical observing session ends04:4675°
Twilight end (−12°)05:1870°
Civil sunrise05:5163°
Sunrise06:2257°
Moonset08:4529°

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Moon conditions for Comae Berenicids — 2026

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Meteor visibility depends strongly on the Moon’s position and brightness. This chart helps identify darker observing periods.

Blue and white show night and day; red marks when the radiant is above the horizon, the white line its transit, and grey when the Moon is above the horizon. Select a date for detailed Sun and Moon times.

Observing the Comae Berenicids

Radiant position:

  • Right Ascension: 11h 03m 10s"
  • Declination: 28° 24' 00s

Peak activity: Active from November 28 to February 16; with peak activity around December 25.

Comae Berenicids — Observation history

Previous activity records show the reported start, peak and end dates. Exact dates may shift slightly from year to year.

Year Start date Peak date End date
2009November 26December 17January 30
2009December 11December 15December 22
2014-December 27-
2014-December 29-
1966-December 14-
2015December 4December 26January 22
2023November 28December 25February 15

Use these dates as a historical guide and check current predictions near the event.

Data Credits

Meteor data are provided by the International Astronomical Union Meteor Data Center . We thank the observers and researchers who contribute these records.