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Jake Parks

Jake Parks

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Associate Editor, Astronomy Magazine

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  • The Stunning Lyrid Meteor Shower 2025 Peaks This Month

    By Jake Parks Verified| Discover Magazine Verified Every April, as winter's grip finally loosens and the nights grow a little warmer, Earth drifts through a centuries-old cloud of cosmic dust. That's when the Lyrid meteor shower - one of the oldest known and most reliable meteor showers of the year - lights up the night. The Lyrids will peak overnight from April 21, 2025 into April 22, 2025 this year. On the days near that peak, patient skywatchers may be treated to a modest but mesmerizing display of shooting stars streaking across the sky.

    By Jake Parks Verified · Discover Magazine

    Apr. 11, 2025

  • Why Babies Shouldn't Drink Water

    By Jake Parks Verified| Discover Magazine Verified When it comes to infant nutrition, parents are flooded with information on what's safe and what's not. However, one piece of advice that often catches new caregivers off guard is the strict guideline against giving babies water, especially during the first six months of life. After all, water is essential for survival - so why exactly is it off-limits for infants? When a baby drinks too much water, it can lead to symptoms such as: And in severe cases, water intoxication can lead to coma or death.

    By Jake Parks Verified · Discover Magazine

    Apr. 05, 2025

  • The Stunning Lyrid Meteor Shower 2025 Peaks This Month

    By Jake Parks Verified| Discover Magazine Verified Every April, as winter's grip finally loosens and the nights grow a little warmer, Earth drifts through a centuries-old cloud of cosmic dust. That's when the Lyrid meteor shower - one of the oldest known and most reliable meteor showers of the year - lights up the night. The Lyrids will peak overnight from April 21, 2025 into April 22, 2025 this year. On the days near that peak, patient skywatchers may be treated to a modest but mesmerizing display of shooting stars streaking across the sky.

    By Jake Parks Verified · Discover Magazine

    Apr. 11, 2025

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Astronomy Magazine

Astronomy Magazine is the largest circulation publication dedicated to astronomy, founded in August 1973. It started with a 48-page issue and has grown into a leading source for information on astronomy, observing, and spaceflight news. The magazine is based in suburban Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and has a strong presence in both print and online formats. The magazine offers a monthly print edition with a circulation of 100,000 copies, featuring in-depth articles on astrophysics, planetary science, and cosmology. It also provides observing guides for celestial events. The website attracts 400,000 visitors each month, offering a variety of astronomy-related news and resources. Astronomy Magazine engages a broad audience of astronomy enthusiasts through its significant social media presence, with 1.2 million followers on Facebook and 65,000 on Twitter.

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Founded: 1973