Where in location will the meteors hit during the Leonid meteor shower?

Question

And who all will be able to see it?

Answer 1

The meteors will hit the side of the Earth facing the constellation of Leo. That is why they are called the Leonids. You should be able to see meteors any time the constellation of Leo is above the horizon. Since Leo rises around midnight this time of year, that means you need to look after midnight. There is a prediction of a very brief flurry of more than the usual number of meteors to occur at a time before Leo has risen for people in the U.S. but Europe should get a good view. Us Americans may have to be content with just a few meteors per hour. But you never know, the predictions could be wrong!

Answer 2

Nowhere. A "meteor" is the visible trail in the sky of a "meteoroid". If a meteoroid reaches the earth's surface it is a "meteorite". Since the meteoroids comprising the Leonid group occupy a large volume of space which intersects earth's orbit, the chances of meteorite occurrence are, for all practical purposes, equal for every location on earth.

Answer 3

People in the Eastern North America will start to see the shower at 11:45pm, in Europe it will be seen November 19th at 4:45pm The shower should last about two hours. For more info check out the link below.

Answer 4

A meteor bathe is while super rocks in area come on the brink of the earth. the rocks deplete interior the earth's environment, that's what creates the pritty lighting fixtures furniture. There are oftentimes a lot of of them. you may wish on a meteor bathe, this is stable success.

Answer 5

In North America, about 11:45 PM in the north east. It is said you can see hundreds.

Answer 6

I don't think many, if any at all, actually hit earth. Most the time they just burn up in the atmosphere. The ones that do hit earth are called meteorites.