🌠PERSEIDAS 2025💥La Guía DEFINITIVA para ver la MEJOR🌌Lluvia de Estrellas del Año

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✨ Guía DEFINITIVA para observar la lluvia de estrellas de las Perseidas 2025 (Lágrimas de San Lorenzo). Te contamos TODO: cuándo es la fecha pico de agosto, los mejores lugares de España para verlas lejos de la luz, y trucos para disfrutar del espectáculo incluso con la luz de la luna. ¡Prepara tu noche mágica con nuestros consejos de observación astronómica para principiantes y no te pierdas ni una estrella fugaz del mejor evento astronómico del año!

00:00:08 Un Espectáculo Milenario en el Cielo de Verano
00:02:20 ¿Qué Son Exactamente las Perseidas?
00:02:57 Perseo y las Lágrimas de San Lorenzo
00:03:34 Cuándo y Cómo Ver las Perseidas en 2025
00:06:40 Menos es Más para Disfrutar del Cielo
00:07:19 Dónde Ver las Perseidas en España
00:08:09 Trucos de Experto para una Noche Mágica
00:08:53 Conecta con el Universo

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00:00Every summer, when the heat embraces the Earth, and the nights grow longer, the night sky

00:14He gives us, like a generous cosmic benefactor, one of the most beautiful and exciting spectacles

00:21that we can witness.

00:22The Perseids, also known as the Tears of Saint Lawrence.

00:26A shower of shooting stars, a celestial ballet of ephemeral lights, which illuminates with

00:32magical flashes on August nights, painting the firmament with brilliant strokes.

00:38Looking up at that immensity dotted with points of light connects us deeply.

00:44with the infinite universe that surrounds us, making us feel part of something much bigger than

00:49ourselves.

00:50And gently invites us to pause in the daily hustle and bustle, to stop for a moment,

00:57moving away from the artificial brightness of screens and constant notifications, to reconnect

01:03with the serene and timeless beauty of nature that welcomes us.

01:07You don't need to be an expert astronomer, with years of study and sophisticated telescopes,

01:13nor need special and expensive equipment to enjoy this spectacle.

01:16Just find a dark sky, away from the light pollution of cities,

01:23patience to wait for the right moment, and above all, an immense desire to be amazed

01:28before the magnificence of the universe.

01:30The Perseids are an open and generous invitation from the cosmos.

01:34A gift for all, reminding us with each shooting star, that the greatest treasures of

01:39Life is free and invaluable, and is available to everyone, regardless of their origin.

01:45or condition. This 2025, mark the dates on your calendar.

01:51Prepare yourself with enthusiasm for an unforgettable night, under the starry blanket.

01:56By following this practical guide carefully, you can make the most of every moment of your

02:01this unique experience.

02:03This is how your nighttime adventure begins.

02:06A journey into the depths of space.

02:09A visual journey that will leave indelible memories etched in your memory.

02:13And who knows, maybe, with luck, some wish whispered to the fleeting passage of a star

02:19come true.

02:21Shooting stars are not stars, but tiny fragments of the comet Swift-Tuttle

02:26that the Earth goes through every August.

02:29Upon entering the atmosphere at nearly 60 km per second, these meteoroids burn up and create

02:36the flashes we see as Perseids.

02:38Every time you see one, you witness the disintegration of a piece of comet that traveled from the

02:44confines of the solar system.

02:46The phenomenon is repeated annually because the comet's debris cloud remains in

02:50the Earth's orbit.

02:52Understanding this process only increases the magic; we are witnessing a millennia-old cosmic legacy.

02:59The name Perseids comes from the constellation Perseus, from which these meteors appear to emerge.

03:04Astronomers call them so because of their radiant, but in popular tradition they are also

03:10They are known as the tears of Saint Lawrence, because they coincide with the saint's feast day.

03:14on August 10th.

03:16This coincidence inspired the legend that shooting stars are the tears of the

03:21martyr.

03:23Whether from Greek mythology or Catholic tradition, both names enrich the experience

03:28to observe them.

03:29The sky, once again, becomes the stage for our stories and hopes.

03:35Mark your calendar, star lover.

03:38The Perseid meteor shower, one of the most anticipated celestial events of the year,

03:44will grace our skies from the end of July.

03:48This is when you will begin to notice an increase in meteor activity.

03:52The rain will continue its show until almost the end of August, providing many opportunities

03:59to witness these shooting stars.

04:02So you have plenty of time to plan your observation.

04:06However, the maximum, the night in which the number of meteors will be highest, will be

04:10the night of August 12-13, 2025.

04:14That's the night you can't miss.

04:16Fortunately, that night the moon will be in its crescent phase and will set early.

04:22the afternoon.

04:23This is great news for sky watchers.

04:27The moon setting soon means the sky will be exceptionally dark, free of

04:32from lunar interference, creating ideal conditions for observation.

04:38Under these dark skies, you could see up to 100 meteors per hour, depending on the conditions.

04:43are really ideal.

04:45Imagine witnessing so many shooting stars in just one hour.

04:50The best time to start your observation is after midnight, as

04:55The night progresses and the Earth moves deeper into the meteor stream.

04:59This is because the Perseus radiant, the point in the sky from which they appear to emerge

05:03meteors will be higher in the sky.

05:07At that moment, our planet collides head-on with the stream of particles left by the

05:11Comet Swift-Tuttle, resulting in an increased frequency of visible meteors.

05:17To maximize your chances of seeing more meteors, try to find a remote location.

05:22of the city lights.

05:24Bring a blanket or a chair, maybe some snacks, and prepare for a long night.

05:29but rewarding to watch.

05:31Don't think that you can only enjoy the meteor shower to its fullest.

05:36The nights before and after the peak can also offer a worthy spectacle.

05:41to be seen, with a good number of meteors still visible.

05:45Remember to be patient.

05:47Meteor activity can vary, with periods of calm interspersed with bursts of several

05:52meteors appearing in rapid succession.

05:55Allow your eyes to adjust to the darkness for at least 20 to 30 minutes.

06:01This will significantly improve your ability to see fainter meteors.

06:06Afterwards, just sit back, relax and enjoy the fireworks display.

06:12heavenly.

06:13With a favorable lunar phase and a maximum that promises a high amount of meteors, the

06:18This year's Perseid meteor shower has all the ingredients for an unforgettable night.

06:22under the stars.

06:23To see the Perseids, your eyes are the best instrument.

06:28Forget telescopes and binoculars.

06:30Lie on your back, relax and look towards the zenith or about 45 degrees high to

06:36cover most of the sky.

06:39Don't get obsessed with Perseus.

06:41Meteors can appear in any direction.

06:44A red light flashlight is essential to maintain dark adaptation.

06:49Patience is key.

06:50There will be moments of calm and others of intense activity.

06:54Enjoy the sky, identify constellations, and let the show come to you.

06:59Less gear means more connection to the universe.

07:03Spain offers privileged places to see the Perseids, such as tourist destinations

07:08Starlight and national parks.

07:10Places like the Atlantic Islands, Gudar-Jabalambre, Sierra Morena, La Palma, Monfragüe, Ordesa,

07:18Guadarrama and El Teide stand out for their dark skies.

07:22You don't need to go far.

07:24Just get away from the city and find a hill, a secluded beach, or a rural road.

07:29Check out light pollution maps to find the best spot near you.

07:34The clear horizon to the northeast is ideal for viewing the rise of Perseus.

07:39Places like Calaralto, Monsec, and the Serranía de Cuenca are reference points for enthusiasts.

07:46Explore the natural spaces in your region and find your perfect spot under the stars.

07:53To see more meteors, don't look directly at Perseus.

07:57The most spectacular ones appear far from the radiant.

08:00Lie down with your feet facing northeast and face the zenith to cover the best area of the sky.

08:05Observe in a group to cover more sky and share the excitement.

08:10Use astronomy apps before you go out to locate constellations, but put your phone away during observations.

08:17Also enjoy the Milky Way, planets and satellites.

08:21The August sky is a complete spectacle.

08:24The night is full of wonders and the Perseids are just part of it.

08:29Keep your eyes on the sky and let yourself be surprised.

08:31The shared experience and curiosity make the night even more special.

08:37The Perseids invite us to look up and remember that we are part of an immense universe.

08:43It's an opportunity to disconnect from the daily noise and reconnect with nature and wonder.

08:50You don't need to be an expert or have expensive equipment.

08:53Just curiosity and a desire to experience something different.

08:55Prepare the essentials, find a dark corner, and treat yourself to a few hours of magic under the stars.

09:02Watching a fireball cross the sky is an unforgettable experience.

09:06This August, turn off the television, put down your cell phone, and go outside and look at the sky.

09:12The universe awaits you with an ancient spectacle.

09:15Allow yourself to feel wonder and make a wish with every shooting star.

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