The Maldivian night sky invites you to observe the most spectacular celestial phenomena that the universe has to offer. In addition to the majestic Milky Way, a long-tailed comet, bright planets, or a crescent Moon may appear. But one of the most beautiful experiences it offers is observing shooting stars, technically meteors or meteor showers.
The Maldivian night nature is not only about looking at the starry sky, across which stretches the silvery band of the majestic Milky Way. Surprisingly,
The starry sky above the Maldives invites you to look at the Milky Way, captivating star clusters, nebulae, galaxies, planets or even the faint light from the Solar System—the Zodiacal Light (read our previous blog posts). And not just that. Sometimes, a brighter or even very bright comets can appear in the Maldivian night sky for a while, typically for only several days to weeks. How to find them and enjoy from Maldivian Islands? Continue reading the fifth part of the series about gems of Maldivian sky, written by Petr Horálek
