"The Eta Aquariids have been slowly ramping up since last week and will peak in another few days. It’s not one of the year’s best meteor showers, due to its low-altitude radiant in the Northern Hemisphere and low predicted rate of just 10 meteors per hour at its peak. But with Mars hanging nearby and a still-crescent Moon in the sky, it’s worth trying to catch a few shooting stars this morning. Find the darkest skies possible and spend some time scanning overhead. Try concentrating on a spot away from the constellation Aquarius, where the shower’s meteors originate. You may only see five or so Eta Aquariid meteors an hour, but this is also a great chance to relax beneath the stars and get to know the morning sky much better." is the good news uvu the bad "news" is why the **** is it so foggy and why the **** is the fog red